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It has been 100 days since Prime Minister Mark Carney named a new cabinet for what he called a generational challenge. His election campaign was built on the sense of a country in crisis, under threat from a U.S. president intent on levying punishing tariffs on Canada and undermining its sovereignty – and he promised speedy solutions to daunting problems.

There was an initial whirlwind of activity: a stunted session of Parliament, a boost to military spending, Team Canada first-ministers’ meetings, a G7 summit in Kananaskis, Alta., and Mr. Carney’s travels to a pair of summits abroad.