Once he calls a snap election on Sunday, Mark Carney won’t be Canada’s Prime Minister by name. It’s a role that the newly-turned 60-year-old occupied for less than two weeks, as he attempts to deliver another Liberal mandate this Spring. However, within that timeframe, there was an uncomfortable moment with the media during Monday’s press conference. And as one might expect in 2025, it quickly spread like wildfire online. To this point, how would you grade Mark Carney’s leadership qualities in Canada’s biggest role? What standard must the Prime Minister follow, whether it’s Carney or someone else in charge? Barry J. McLoughlin, the present-day President of Transformational Leadership Consultants, has coached numerous Canadian Premiers and political party leaders. He joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Live.

<p>Once he calls a snap election on Sunday, Mark Carney won&rsquo;t be Canada&rsquo;s Prime Minister by name. It&rsquo;s a role that the newly-turned 60-year-old occupied for less than two weeks, as he attempts to deliver another Liberal mandate this Spring. However, within that timeframe, there was an uncomfortable moment with the media during Monday&rsquo;s press conference. And as one might expect in 2025, it quickly spread like wildfire online. To this point, how would you grade Mark Carney&rsquo;s leadership qualities in Canada&rsquo;s biggest role? What standard must the Prime Minister follow, whether it&rsquo;s Carney or someone else in charge? Barry J. McLoughlin, the present-day President of Transformational Leadership Consultants, has coached numerous Canadian Premiers and political party leaders. He joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Live.</p>