Carney’s groundbreaking fiscal redefinition reshapes public finance, unlocking fresh avenues for government borrowing. By redefining “deficit” and “debt sustainability,” the new framework promises greater fiscal flexibility. Stakeholders can now navigate a clearer path to financing large‑scale projects while maintaining transparency and confidence in sovereign creditworthiness.
The recent federal election in Canada was marked by unusual events including recounts of spoiled ballots, incorrect postal codes leading to uncounted votes, and an imported replacement emerging as a top candidate. The campaign also heavily featured the opposing party’s policies and the controversial idea of Canada becoming the 51st state, sparking extreme reactions from voters.
