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

The prime minister's official residence at 24 Sussex Drive in Ottawa has been in a state of severe disrepair since 2015, leading to its prolonged vacancy. The government is now seeking funds to undertake extensive repairs, highlighting the urgent need for maintenance of this historically significant building. This situation underscores the broader challenges in maintaining key national infrastructure, raising questions about the allocation of resources and the government's priorities. The prolonged vacancy also underscores the symbolic importance of the residence, as it's not just a building but a vital part of Canada's national identity.