Mark Carney is changing Trudeau-era policies — but is anything actually changing?

In this episode of Inside Politics, Kevin Klein is joined by Winnipeg Sun columnists Royce Koop and Lawrence Pinsky, KC to break down the political chaos unfolding in real time: the Liberal government’s sudden shift on EV mandates, the hidden carbon tax, and a growing wave of “announce-first, explain-later” policy-making.

We dig into what Carney’s new EV subsidy plan really means — who benefits, who pays, and why it may have more to do with election strategy than economic strategy. With inflation still crushing Canadian families and the deficit ballooning, the panel asks a blunt question:

Is Canada being governed… or marketed?

This episode also tackles:

• Why Carney is still rising in the polls

• How tariffs are hitting Canadian jobs and manufacturing

• What the Liberals are really doing with corporate subsidies

• Why Canada’s food inflation is spiraling

• What Poilievre must do to break through before the next election

👉 Watch to the end for a sharp discussion on how “comfort politics” is replacing real economic leadership — and why the bill for today’s spending is coming sooner than Canadians think.