Carney Gets His Free Hand
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Started April 24, 2026
The new Liberal majority in Parliament will continue the Trudeau status quo, with minor modifications
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Carney Gets His Free Hand
National Review (United States) | Apr 23, 2026
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The Liberal majority under Trudeau offers stability and continuity, which is crucial for Canada's economic growth and international standing.
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Maintaining the status quo risks stagnation; Canada needs bold changes to address pressing issues like climate change and inequality.
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While minor modifications may be necessary, the importance of preserving some existing policies cannot be overlooked in a changing political landscape.
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The concentration of power in a Liberal majority could undermine democratic checks and balances, leading to potential overreach.
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The new Liberal government should prioritize innovation over tradition to ensure that Canada remains competitive on the global stage.
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