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In his time at Brookfield Asset Management, Liberal Leader Mark Carney personally co-chaired two investment funds dedicated to the transition to a net-zero carbon economy, worth a total of $25 billion.

Those funds were registered in Bermuda, among other locations, allowing investors to benefit from significant tax advantages, according to information obtained by Radio-Canada.

The funds created while Carney was on Brookfield's board of directors are the Brookfield Global Transition Fund ($15 billion) and the Brookfield Global Transition Fund II ($10 billion), launched in 2021 and 2024 respectively.

According to the Ontario Business Registry, the funds were registered in Bermuda under the names of BGTF Bermuda GP Ltd. and BGTF II Bermuda GP Ltd.

In both cases, the provincial registry indicates that the "governing jurisdiction" for the corporations is located in Bermuda.

Tax havens widely used

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Generation Squeeze on Bluesky

It's election season in Canada! We will be providing thoughtful analysis on how promises made are either effective and thoughtful or more slogan than substance. Follow along for daily updates www.gensqueeze.ca/2025_federal...

Mike Morris on Bluesky

This campaign is about all of us standing up for what we believe in – from a tariff response that reflects our community's interests to ensuring everyone has an affordable place to call home!

If you’d like to get involved or pledge your vote on election day, you can do so here linktr.ee/morricemike

Cult MTL on Bluesky

Danielle Smith must resign immediately and there needs to be an urgent inquiry into allegations of foreign interference with the Poilievre campaign. https://cultmtl.com/2025/03/danielle-smith-crossed-a-line-and-must-resign/

UBC Centre for the Study of Democratic Institutions on Bluesky

📸 Scenes from the in-person launch of “Municipal Matters!”

We had an incredible conversation on how local governments can drive meaningful climate action while navigating misinformation and building public trust.

🔗 Read the full report: democracy.ubc.ca/featured/mun...

Thank you to our panelists Andrea Reimer (@andreareimer.bsky.social), Wes Regan (@wesleyregan.bsky.social) and our report authors Maddie Sides and Ghassan Hamzeh for sharing their insights!

Fair Vote Canada on Bluesky

Winner-take-all voting has failed millions of Canadians—PR is how we fix it.

With proportional representation, your vote actually counts and your voice is heard.

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TVO Today | The Agenda on Bluesky

What do sagging poll numbers for the federal NDP and Jagmeet Singh say about the party's future? Could they lose official party status? @jeyantvo.bsky.social asked @shachikurl.bsky.social (@angusreidinstitute.bsky.social), @davidmoscrop.com, and @lobbygrl.bsky.social (Wright Strategies) #cdnpoli

Parti Vert du Canada sur Bluesky

Quelqu'un d'autre a remarqué que les chefs des grands partis se déplacent en avion privé pour faire des discours sur leurs solutions aux changements climatiques? 🙃

Green Party of Canada | Parti Vert du Canada on Bluesky

Anyone else watching the big party leaders fly around in private planes making speeches about how they’ll fix climate change? 🙃

Jagmeet Singh on Bluesky

Today, I announced a middle class tax cut.

The NDP’s tax cut will save families over $1,450 a year by cutting taxes and permanently removing GST from daily essentials.

The ultra-rich have Liberals and Conservatives looking out for them — I’m in it for you.

Mark Carney, who was elected leader of the Liberal Party to replace Justin Trudeau just weeks ago, has called a snap election set for April 28.

In preparing for this pivotal election, we produced an election primer meant to provide a common framework for understanding the current political moment, one that people could engage with, debate, discuss, and be inspired to take action together.

We argued that we needed to both resist the rise of Pierre Poilievre and the Conservatives, and to organize a broad-based movement to fight back against the corporate agenda and to build the Canada we want, both during the election and after.