Carney calls 2nd batch of major projects ‘transformational’

Global NewsThursday, November 13, 2025 at 1:22:15 PM
Carney calls 2nd batch of major projects ‘transformational’
The recent announcement by Prime Minister Mark Carney regarding the second batch of major projects highlights a significant investment in various Canadian provinces, including Ontario and New Brunswick. While the projects are touted as 'transformational,' they face opposition, particularly in New Brunswick, where critics argue that a new mining project could cause more harm than good. This reflects broader concerns about resource management and economic development in the region. Additionally, the migration of Quebec doctors to Ontario due to recent legislative changes underscores the interconnectedness of these provinces and the impact of policy on workforce dynamics.
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