Canadians Skeptical of Carney’s Push to Open Airports to Private Investment A recent poll shows that a slim majority of Canadians oppose the sale of stakes in publicly owned airports to private investors.
This skepticism is rooted in a deep understanding that essential services like air travel are best served when under community control.
The pro privatization pitch, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, hinges on the idea that private investment will unlock funds for infrastructure projects. However, history has shown that this promise often falls short.