"Not My Job": Mark Carney Could Care Less About Canadian Service Women and Men

Try out the TesterUp App to earn some extra cash each month. Here is the link to download: https://pnl.link/DajdG0dWhy did Canadians only learn about a missile strike near Canadian troops two weeks after it happened?In this episode of Tap the Maple, we examine Prime Minister Mark Carney’s response after an Iranian missile strike hit a base in Kuwait where Canadian Armed Forces personnel operate.When asked why Canadians weren’t informed sooner, Carney said he was “not the only one in government who can deliver this news.”That statement has sparked questions about leadership, transparency, and accountability.We also examine another surprising moment from this government when Canada’s housing minister suggested that the recent conflict in Iran may be part of the reason Canadians can’t afford homes — despite a housing crisis that has been building for years.In this episode we explore:​ What strong leadership looks like during military crises• Why transparency matters to military families• The growing pattern of deflection from this government• How Canada’s housing crisis became the blame gameLeadership means taking responsibility when it matters most. Canadians are asking whether this government is doing that.Let me know what you think in the comments.Do you believe Canadians deserved to hear about the missile strike immediately?