Prime Minister Carney struggles to flip perfect pancake at Calgary Stampede

In a light-hearted moment at the Calgary Stampede, Prime Minister Mark Carney faced a challenge outside his usual realm of economics and politics: flipping the perfect pancake. Despite his struggles with the spatula, sending two pancakes splattering onto the griddle, Carney maintained his sense of humor.

The event saw Carney meet with Alberta's political figures, including Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, who took a playful jab at Carney's pancake flipping skills by comparing them to his political flip-flops. The Calgary Stampede, known for its pancake breakfasts and political appearances, provided a casual backdrop for these interactions. Meanwhile, Poilievre reflected on the recent federal election outcome and rallied his supporters for the upcoming Conservative national convention in January, where his leadership will be put to the test.