You can imagine that former prime minister Stephen Harper might be shaking his head somewhere, watching his non-partisan appointee for Bank of Canada governor move in to take up his new role. And you can imagine that all prime ministers will do what they can to keep the same thing from ever happening again.

No matter what happens in the days and weeks ahead, that will be one of Mark Carney’s greatest legacies.

It doesn't matter that he is no longer in the role, the fact that he once held it is enough{ai:summary}<p>Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper may be concerned about the implications of his non-partisan appointee, Mark Carney, taking on the role of Bank of Canada governor. This situation could prompt future prime ministers to reconsider their approach to such appointments to avoid similar outcomes. </p><p>Carney's tenure may ultimately serve as a cautionary tale regarding the balance of political influence and independence in key financial positions. #politics</p>

Jamie Sarkonak: Mark Carney has forever politicized the Bank of Canada

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