The Liberals aren’t riding electoral momentum. They’re engineering it
Prime Minister Mark Carney is following a disciplined path to a majority, but instability abroad and slow change at home could break it.
OTTAWA—There’s a reason the Liberals are called Canada’s “natural governing party.” They don’t stumble into power; they construct it. Where their opponents chase narratives, they build them using a three-part equation: message, the moment, and the mathematics.
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