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Prime Minister Mark Carney Says Lesson for Canada in Toronto Blue Jays’ World Series Bid
Prime Minister Mark Carney praises the Blue Jays' aggressive risk-taking as a model for Canada's economic strategy amid their World Series pursuit.
- Speaking in Gyeongju on Saturday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada can learn from the Toronto Blue Jays' World Series bid and praised their willingness to take risks and stay aggressive.
- Using the team's strategy, Carney said the Blue Jays' deliberate risk-taking with pinch hits and runs shows teams can win without large payrolls.
- During an APEC summit, Carney admitted he sneaked a look at his phone during Game 6 as the seven-game series was tied 3-3 and the Jays last won a pennant in 1993.
- Carney tied the metaphor to policy as he wrapped his first Asia visit on Saturday, saying `Our Canada is taking risks and we are a team` ahead of Tuesday's federal budget by his minority government.
- Published Nov. 1, 2025, this report follows Carney's earlier apology to U.S. President Donald Trump for an anti-tariff ad blamed for ending trade talks.
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