Canada’s Prime Minister Residence Is a Dump. Mark Carney Is Going to Fix It Up.

The prime minister's official residence in Ottawa, long neglected and vacant for over ten years, is finally getting the attention it needs as part of a major home renovation project. Mark Carney, the country's top official overseeing this effort, is spearheading the initiative to restore the historic building to its former glory. This project is not just about fixing up a house; it symbolizes the government's commitment to preserving national heritage and infrastructure. With this renovation, Canada is set to showcase a well-maintained symbol of its leadership and history.