OTTAWA — Former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney’s possible appearance at the House of Commons finance committee was the subject of many hours of filibuster from Conservative MPs and much frustration from Liberal MPs for nearly a month.

And in the end, all parties agreed to extend an invitation for Carney to appear as a witness at the committee on Monday as part of its study on the budget.

A month-long tumult in the House finance committee ended with an invitation to Mark Carney to testify. The only problem? He said no.{ai:summary}<p>Political tensions rise as former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney's appearance at the finance committee is delayed by Conservative filibuster. After much frustration, an invitation is finally extended for Carney to testify on budget matters. #politics</p>

Finance committee finally got Mark Carney's RSVP. It's a no

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