Carney Appoints Former Supreme Court Judge Louise Arbour as Governor General
Source: Bloomberg Politics · Bias: Center
Summary
Prime Minister Mark Carney has appointed Louise Arbour, a former Supreme Court judge who held several top roles at the United Nations, as Canada’s next governor general.
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