Mark Carney is acting like Canada’s central planner—picking which billion-dollar projects may proceed while ignoring market demand and private investment. Critics compare his top-down “major projects” control to failed centrally planned economies, warning that no single bureaucrat can run a nation’s economy. Carney dismisses pipelines as “boring,” even as investors flee Canada’s red tape for the U.S. under Trump.
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