Poilievre criticizes Carney's Bank of England leadership

Canadian Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticized Mark Carney's record as governor of the Bank of England, claiming he should have been fired for his handling of monetary policy. Poilievre described Carney as an "unreliable boyfriend" for frequently changing his decisions. Poilievre's comments come as Carney has recently become Canada's new prime minister. The Conservative leader's remarks highlight the economic focus of the upcoming election campaign, where he aims to address inflation and housing issues. Carney's spokesperson defended his record, stating he successfully managed the UK economy through significant challenges. Poilievre has previously expressed intentions to hold government officials accountable for their decisions, including the current Bank of Canada governor.