Vesper returns to the podcast. He traces Carney’s path from Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor, to UN climate envoy and creator of GFANZ, to vice chair then CEO of Brookfield Asset Management (with major holdings in housing, clean energy, nuclear, data centers, and infrastructure). Vesper explains how Carney’s rejected “Maple Fund” proposal at Brookfield (seeking tens of billions from pensions for those exact sectors) became the blueprint for his “Make Canada Strong” government policies, allowing Brookfield to profit massively through broad sector investments that exploit loopholes in the Conflict of Interest Act — technically legal but ethically questionable “stealing legally.”
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