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Canada’s Role in a Shifting Global Order — with Mark Carney | Prof G Conversations
The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
Published
April 17, 2025
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The comments show a generally positive reception of Mark Carney's leadership qualities and expertise, though with significant concerns about broader political and economic issues. The sentiment is particularly positive regarding his competence and communication skills, while more mixed on policy positions and political affiliations.
Leadership Competence
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Praised for intelligence and articulate communication
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Strong economic and financial background highlighted
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Experience as Bank of England and Bank of Canada governor viewed positively
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Ability to handle complex international relations appreciated
@GlenMacDonald
2 weeks agoMark Carney is brilliant. His intelligence and deep understanding of the economic issues facing Canada show he is the right man for the job.
US-Canada Relations
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Strong concerns about Trump's threats and tariffs
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Sense of betrayal from US actions
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Desire to diversify trade partnerships
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Recognition of distinction between US administration and American people
@dragonabsurda
1 week agoCanadians feel annoyed by the tariffs, but utterly betrayed by the threats to our sovereignty. The relationship will never again be what it was.
Economic Policy
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Support for diversifying trade relationships
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Concerns about housing affordability
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Discussion of tariffs and trade strategy
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Focus on infrastructure and development
@ajmbelt5256
2 weeks agoAs a Canadian, I think he is the right man to deal with TRUMP. His record speaks for itself.
Political Opposition
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Criticism of Liberal Party past performance
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Concerns about WEF connections
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Skepticism about campaign promises
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Comparisons to Trudeau administration
@LJ-qb4yy
2 weeks agoMark Carney is in bed with Trump. That is why he moved his business there after Trump won the US election.
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