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

The prime minister of Canada's official residence, 24 Sussex Drive, is facing a serious issue due to years of neglected upkeep, resulting in severe mould, asbestos, and lead contamination. This situation has led to a request for funding to address the extensive repairs needed. It's not just an inconvenience; the deteriorating condition of the building raises questions about the government's maintenance priorities and the potential health risks to residents. This issue highlights the broader implications of deferred maintenance on public infrastructure and the urgent need for proper care.