Prime Minister Mark Carney’s confusing announcement around a condo-buying plan in B.C. is another continues his government’s communication problem, and risks public backlash over his perceived friendly ties to business, argues Adam Radwanski.
Mark Carney has only himself to blame, for the controversy that erupted last week when he announced a half-baked plan to buy up vacant condominiums.
But the blowback, as strong as any he’s faced since becoming prime minister, may ultimately prove a blessing in disguise both for him and for the country.
Prime Minister Mark Carney sought to explain a government plan to acquire vacant condos and convert them into affordable housing.…
At a press conference Thursday, Carney said the program — which would see the federal and B.C. governments partner to purchase up…
Prime Minister Mark Carney might be cooling the federal government’s initial enthusiasm over the Billy Bishop airport expansion,…
Prime Minister Mark Carney admitted his government and him did a poor job rolling out a controversial federal-provincial program.
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says a proposal to convert unsold condo units in British Columbia into affordable housing is…
Prime Minister Mark Carney might be cooling the federal government’s initial enthusiasm over the Billy Bishop airport expansion,…
