Carney walks back 20% military pay raise promise
The Carney government is walking back its promise to grant military personnel an immediate 20 per cent raise and instead is now looking into a “combination of approaches.”
The Carney government is walking back its promise to grant military personnel an immediate 20 per cent raise and instead is now looking into a “combination of approaches.”
Despite Prime Minister Mark Carney announcing that his government would be allocating billions to the Canadian Armed Forces earlier this month, it now appears that the once-promised pay boost for personnel has been shelved.
