Mark Carney Becomes Canada's 24th Prime Minister

Mark Carney has been inaugurated as Canada’s 24th prime minister, succeeding Justin Trudeau after nearly ten years in office. Carney, elected by the Liberal Party with 85.9 percent of the vote, aims to distance the party from Trudeau while maintaining several of his cabinet members. His administration is expected to move quickly and may call for a federal election before Parliament resumes on March 24. Carney has been linked to globalist organizations and holds views that some have criticized as anti-life and anti-family. He has also expressed a willingness to use emergency powers for his energy plan.