Stephen LeDrew speaks with Harrison Faulkner, independent journalist, about what Canada can expect from a Liberal majority government under Mark Carney.
After campaigning on big promises, Carney now has the power to act — and according to Faulkner, the excuses are over.
With a majority in Parliament, the government no longer has to navigate constant political gridlock. That means Canadians will soon see whether those promises on economy, governance, and reform actually translate into results.
Faulkner also breaks down the strategy for Conservatives, arguing that their immediate priority is survival — holding their ground while waiting for the kind of political scandal that has historically challenged majority governments.
With the shadow of the Trudeau years still hanging over Ottawa, the question becomes whether Carney can chart a different course — or repeat the same patterns.
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