Most ministers still trying to navigate how to ‘keep their jobs’ in Carney’s cabinet: Liberal sources

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  1. IHateTrains123 on

    Archived version: [https://archive.fo/WuiBy](https://archive.fo/WuiBy).

    Other news:

    [Conservatives: Conservatives: Caucus vs. base – Some members of the Conservative caucus are privately trying to distance themselves from Poilievre’s criticism of the RCMP – POLITICO](https://www.politico.com/newsletters/canada-playbook/2025/10/20/conservatives-caucus-vs-base-00615065)

    [Poilievre: many Conservatives admire his traits that many other voters dislike.](https://bruce728.substack.com/p/poilievre-many-conservatives-admire) – Bruce Anderson’s Substack

    [Conservatives urged to soften stance on RCMP leadership](https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/conservatives-urged-to-soften-stance-after-poilievres-comments-on-despicable-rcmp-face-backlash/article_fb6e73dd-f349-4e0f-8b95-e7cd565a0b27.html) – Toronto Star

    [National Newswatch | Ottawa hasn’t defined “national interest” under major projects law](https://nationalnewswatch.com/2025/10/20/ottawa-hasnt-defined-national-interest-under-major-projects-law)

    [National Newswatch | Liberals say new anti-fraud measures coming with federal budget](https://nationalnewswatch.com/2025/10/20/liberals-say-new-anti-fraud-measures-coming-with-federal-budget)

    !ping Can

  2. No-Section-1092 on

    I like knowing they’re sweating and feeling the whip. These are important jobs, not sinecures.

    Then again, Carney also appointed Evan Solomon and Sean Fraser, so this isn’t a pure meritocracy.

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