PM Carney's 'Team Canada' approach is 'shallow, insincere'
The use of "Team Canada" by Prime Minister Mark Carney is criticized as insincere, given his time spent outside the country.
The use of "Team Canada" by Prime Minister Mark Carney is criticized as insincere, especially when compared to the 1972 Summit Series team.
His use of hockey analogies to connect with Canadians is seen as shallow, given his time spent outside the country.
Born in Canada, Carney previously held British and Irish citizenships but renounced both last month. His extent of Canadian culture supposedly begins and ends with hockey, a national pastime.
The boring, out of touch, stereotypical banker is not one for theatrics, in contrast to his predecessor, Justin Trudeau.
Also in contrast, Carney reacts impatiently to media questions due to his inexperience with scrutiny; whereas Trudeau dodges and fibs.
If he's supposedly so knowledgeable, why shouldn't common people question his authority?
Who made him the arbiter of the “Team Canada” approach?

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COMMENTS
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Fran g commented 2025-05-06 13:59:38 -0400That cartoon is sadly very true. I love RFK. I like many things Trump is doing, but if this was intentional of Trump, I am very disappointed and angry
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-05-05 21:12:40 -0400How can you tell if Carney is lying….. the same way you could when either Trudeau spoke.
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Arden Urbano commented 2025-05-05 04:24:46 -0400I have to hold down my dinner when I hear him speak and when I see him talking about unity. Worse. There is no team Canada. It’s such a crock of poop. Disgusting.