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Federal ethics and accountability coverage, including conflict-of-interest screens, disclosure questions, committee oversight and public trust in government decision-making.
Ottawa is putting $25 billion into a new national investment fund. Because the Prime Minister's former employer is active in many of the same sectors, Canadians need written guardrails before the money moves.
Read More →Blacklock’s reports Commons committee members said use of the Liberal Party’s Canada Strong slogan in federal advertising violated rules against partisan misuse of public funds. The Privy Council Office promised to investigate.
Read More →A May 8 Liberal fundraiser lands while Bill C-25 moves toward Senate study with changes critics say would weaken fundraiser transparency.
Read More →Northern Perspective's latest Carney Watch video focuses on Democracy Watch's warning that Canada's ethics rules still leave enormous loopholes around prime ministers, ministers, insiders and so-called blind trusts.
Read More →Global Affairs Canada's 2026-27 departmental plan quietly removes all mention of "forced labour" — a reversal of explicit government commitments stretching back to 2021. At a parliamentary committee, the Liberal MP who crossed the floor to join Carney after a Beijing trip declared he doesn't "believ
Read More →A House of Commons ethics committee report released April 23, 2026 contains 20 recommendations specifically designed around Carney
Read More →On April 24, 2026, the House of Commons Ethics Committee concluded that Prime Minister Mark Carney's blind trust is "insufficient" and formally recommended he divest his Brookfield Asset Management holdings. On April 27 — exactly four days later — Carney announced the $25-billion Canada Strong Fund
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