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Terry Newman: Yes, it's a problem Carney refuses to disclose financials

Pierre Poilievre plans to amend the Conflict of Interest Act to require party leadership candidates to disclose financial holdings to the ethics commissioner within 30 days of becoming a candidate and make them public within 60 days.
If elected prime minister, Poilievre aims to close the 'Carney Loophole,' which currently exempts non-elected officials from disclosing their assets.
Poilievre criticized Mark Carney, stating that Carney is not working for the public but against them.
Poilievre demands transparency regarding candidates' financial holdings, declaring this change will prevent politicians from exploiting their positions.

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National Post

Terry Newman: Yes, it's a problem Carney refuses to disclose financials

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offers a sensible solution

2 days ago·Canada

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Toronto Sun

Poilievre wants changes to Conflict of Interest Act to seal 'Carney Loophole'

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he would amend the Conflict of Interest Act if elected prime minister.

3 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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National Observer

Poilievre calls for more daylight on financial holdings of party leadership candidates

The change would ensure all party leadership candidates have to disclose financial holdings to the ethics commissioner within 30 days of becoming an official candidate, and make them available to Canadians within 60.

3 days ago·Canada

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The Hamilton Spectator

Pierre Poilievre to announce proposed changes to the Conflict of Interest Act

The federal Conservatives are promising to change Canada’s ethics law to ensure people seeking to lead political parties publicly disclose their financial holdings.

3 days ago·Hamilton, Canada

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The Walrus

Letters to the Editor: January/February 2025

On menopause, secession, and Pierre Poilievre The post Letters to the Editor: January/February 2025 first appeared on The Walrus.

4 days ago

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iPolitics

Poilievre vows Conservatives would close ‘loophole’ allowing Carney to avoid disclosing assets

He said in a post on X that the Liberal leadership frontrunner has been allowed to “hide millions of dollars of interests that go against Canada’s interests” because he hasn’t been required to make any financial disclosures and won’t have to do so until months after becoming prime minister.

4 days ago·Canada

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