Mark Carney is already facing a restive Liberal caucus

Derek Burney: Carney won the election battle, but the trade war is far from over

Whether he will implement the changes desperately needed to restore growth will ultimately determine his fate as prime minister

We already know the Liberal’s problems so let’s fix them

On Saturday morning, the Liberal Party’s State Council will meet for the first time since its historic Federal election loss three weeks ago. It will vote to formally authorise a post-election review.

Liberal MPs to Vote on Whether to Adopt Mechanism Allowing Leader to Be Ousted

Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed that the Liberal caucus will soon vote on whether to adopt the Reform Act, which gives MPs the power to trigger a leadership review. “All recognized parties in Parliament are bound by the Reform Act. It’s the law of the land, and therefore there are these four votes consistent with the Reform Act that will take place,” Carney told reporters on May 21, referring to four votes related to separate provisions of …

Carney shrugs off question about Liberal caucus Reform Act consideration

Liberal MPs will vote on adopting the Act — which allows caucus members to enact a leadership review — at a party caucus meeting this Sunday.

Joe Oliver: Team Carney is already in need of a reset

What a Trudeauesque beginning to the Liberals’ fourth consecutive term — theatre, false starts, evasion and unaccountability, but absent the sunny ways! The technocrat’s prologue risks rivalling the drama teacher’s denouement.

Mark Carney is already facing a restive Liberal caucus

It’s been a bit of a bumpy ride since Carney swore in his new cabinet just a week ago.