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Who is Liberal leadership hopeful Mark Carney? | Canada Tonight

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January 17, 2025

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After his time at Harvard and later Oxford University in the U.K., Mark Carney started his career as an investment banker at New York-based Goldman Sachs and has had major roles in two G7 economies. Canada's former justice minister David Lametti, who played hockey with Carney at Harvard University, says the former Bank of Canada governor who launched his bid for leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada Thursday is a ‘calming voice’ during a tumultuous time in Canadian politics.

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