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Carney Launches Contest to Renovate Canada's Uninhabitable PM Residence

26 Haziran 2026The Guardian

The historic residence of Canada's prime minister has been rendered uninhabitable due to severe issues such as a rodent infestation and mold. In contrast to the UK's 10 Downing Street, which has managed its rodent problem with a designated cat, the Canadian estate has seen an uncontrolled increase in pests.
Mark Carney has announced a contest aimed at revamping this important national landmark.
The prime minister's residence in Ottawa has been a symbol of Canadian governance, yet its current condition raises concerns about the preservation of national heritage. The announcement of a contest to revamp the estate may signal a shift towards more proactive management of government properties.
This initiative not only highlights the dire state of the prime minister's residence but also raises questions about the government's attention to maintaining its official properties. The comparison to 10 Downing Street suggests a lack of effective management in Canada, which could reflect broader issues in governme…

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