This is Edmonton podcast examines the potential effects of having a leader with local ties.
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Mark Carney engages in conversation with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre prior to a ceremony at the National Holocaust Monument in January. Carney, who recently assumed leadership of the federal Liberals, was inaugurated as prime minister on March 14.
A federal election could be imminent, and it is highly likely that the next elected prime minister will hail from Alberta.
While Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is based in Calgary, Liberal Leader Mark Carney has his roots in Edmonton. Both leaders appear to be embracing their Western Canadian heritage, but is this approach effective? Furthermore, if the next prime minister originates from our province, what implications might that have?
A federal election could be called at any moment, and it's almost certain that our next elected prime minister will be from Alberta. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is from Calgary, and Liberal Leader Mark Carney was raised Edmonton.
This is Edmonton host Clare Bonnyman explores the implications for Alberta with CBC writer Jason Markusoff, who is also the producer and co-host of the House Party podcast.
This is Edmonton host Clare Bonnyman delves into the implications for Alberta alongside CBC writer Jason Markusoff, producer and co-host of the House Party podcast.
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