The opening months of 2025 have been a tumultuous time for Canadian politics and governance.

On Jan. 6, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced his intention to resign in response to widespread calls from his own party to step aside. This launched the short Liberal Leadership race which concluded on March 9 with the election of his successor, Mark Carney, a former central bank chief for both Canada and the United Kingdom. The race saw candidates distance themselves from Prime Minister Trudeau with promises to make changes such as ending the consumer carbon tax or dropping plans to raise the capital ...