Canada PM’s home is falling apart and Carney seeks cash to fix it

Years of neglect have left the historic residence of Canada's Prime Minister, 24 Sussex Drive, in a state of severe disrepair, with serious issues like mold, asbestos, and lead contamination threatening both the building's integrity and the health of its occupants. The situation has reached a critical point, prompting Chief of Staff, Carney, to seek funds for urgent repairs. This isn't just about fixing a house; it's about addressing a long-standing issue of deferred maintenance that has accumulated over time, raising questions about how such a crucial government asset is managed and funded. The urgency of this situation underscores broader concerns about government spending priorities and the maintenance of key national infrastructure.