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Jul 8, 2026
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Carney opens the Senate doors wider to partisans
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Carney opens the Senate doors wider to partisans
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The chamber of sober second thought is apparently too sober for Prime Minister Mark Carney’s liking, and tends to waste all kinds of time in second thought. What it needs, we are told, is more party loyalists.
So Mr. Carney appointed his principal secret…
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