Blind Trust? Canadians Deserve Better. 🇨🇦

🎙️ New video and podcast episode below | 🔍 Leadership, Integrity & Ethics in Ottawa

“Trust, but verify.” — Ronald Reagan
We verified.
And the trust? It’s broken.

Mark Carney once assured Canadians that his financial interests were simple—just “cash and personal real estate.” But the ethics commissioner has revealed otherwise. In fact, Carney has direct financial connections to over 100 companies, including:

• Stock options

• Deferred profits

• Holdings in firms his government regulates, such as Brookfield, Stripe, and others

This isn’t transparency. This is a shell game.

Not a Blind Trust—Just Blind Faith

Let’s be clear:
A true blind trust means the individual has no knowledge, control, or updates about their holdings.

But Mark Carney?

• Chose his own trustee

• Knows the contents of the trust

• Receives regular updates

That’s not blind. That’s willful misrepresentation—a conflict of interest dressed up in fine print.

Poilievre: “Canadians Were Misled”

Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre didn’t mince words:

“Mr. Carney was not upfront or honest with Canadians.”

And he’s right.
Canadians expect leaders who put the country ahead of personal gain—not a revolving door between government and global finance.

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🎧 Listen to the Podcast Episode

🎙️ Stream it now on Spotify
or search “Sentinel of Conservatism” on your favorite podcast platform.

Accountability Starts at the Top

Canada deserves leadership that:

• Discloses truthfully

• Acts ethically

• Serves the public, not portfolios

Mark Carney’s tangled web of holdings should disqualify him from any position of unchallenged trust. This is not a partisan issue—this is about the integrity of our democracy.