The previous Financial institution of England and Financial institution of Canada governor is again in Ottawa with a brand new ebook. He discusses Brexit, the pandemic and extra with Paul Wells.
He’s again! After seven years as Financial institution of England governor, former Financial institution of Canada governor Mark Carney is again in Ottawa with a brand new ebook, Worth(s), concerning the issues we pay for and the issues we care about. He’ll speak to Maclean’s senior author Paul Wells about Brexit, COVID-19, constructing again higher—and what’s subsequent for Mark Carney.
The dialog will air on Thurs., March 18, 2021 at 7 p.m. ET on the Maclean’s Fb web page and YouTube channel, in addition to at macleans.ca/inconvo.
Offered by the Canadian Bankers Affiliation in partnership with the Nationwide Arts Centre.
Previous friends embrace:
February 2021: Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s well being officer
January 2021: EJ Dionne Jr. and Maryscott “Scotty” Greenwood talk about the daybreak of the Biden period
December 2020: Jagmeet Singh
December 2020: Historian Margaret MacMillan
November 2020: Erin O’Toole, chief of the Conservative Social gathering of Canada
November 2020: Annamie Paul, Chief of the Inexperienced Social gathering of Canada
October 2020: EJ Dionne Jr., Maryscott “Scotty” Greenwood, Eugene Daniels and Carlos Lozada
October 2020: Investigative journalist Justin Ling on serial killer Bruce McArthur
September 2020: Federal setting minister Jonathan Wilkinson
July 2020: Dr. Catherine Hankins and Dr. David Naylor, members of the COVID-19 Immunity Activity Drive
June 2020: Kevin Loring, playwright, actor, director of Indigenous Theatre on the NAC
June 2020: Visitor host Desmond Cole with panelists Esi Edugyan, Robyn Maynard, Syrus Marcus Ware and Ian Williams
June 2020: Carol Anderson and Kevin Younger
June 2020: Parliamentary finances officer Yves Giroux & Info Commissioner Caroline Maynard
Could 2020: Well being minister Patty Hajdu
Could 2020: Alberta Premier Jason Kenney
April 2019: Financial institution of Canada governor, Stephen Poloz
February 2019: Canadian ambassador to the U.S., David MacNaughton
December 2018: Former prime minister Jean Chrétien
November 2018: Alberta Premier Rachel Notley
September 2018: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
June 2018: Jane Philpott, former minister of Indigenous companies.
Could 2018: Jason Kenney, chief of Alberta’s United Conservative Social gathering (present Premier of Alberta)
April 2018: Katie Telford, chief of employees to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
March 2018: Conservative chief Andrew Scheer
February 2018: NDP chief Jagmeet Singh
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