It’s time to give credit where credit is due. In the shadow of major defence commitments to the tune of billions of dollars made on the heels of this week’s NATO Summit, Prime Minister Mark Carney also managed to upend the Senate selection process. In a nod to the Davos-esque language that is fast becoming a hallmark of this government, Carney’s statement started with a nod to the shifting global landscape being the impetus for the need to modif…
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