Last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that he would be appointing uber-elitist and longtime carbon tax supporter Mark Carney as his key economic policy czar. Mr. Trudeau structured Mr. Carney’s appointment — with his myriad of board appointments, private interests, and investments — so that it would not be subject to any conflict of interest rules for public office holders.
Today, the reason for this may have become more apparent.
