Twenty-four people have been prime minister in Canada. Ten of them have called the Roman Catholic Church home. That number will grow to 11 after this election since both Pierre Poilievre and Mark Carney are Catholics.
But what does being
Catholic mean for each man? Neither have spoken about it; Poilievre has given
no interviews about his faith and Carney is so new to politics that he hasn’t
had time to delve into it. What we do know about both can be found online in
the writing of others.
Read my recent column to learn what we know about the Catholic faith of the two top contenders to lead Canada after April 28.
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