The PM's Record
Every documented gap in one government's tenure, from the fund's structure to who was compensated, assembled as a single accountable record.
Trade · The PM Record
Mark Carney: Thirteen Days from Chamberlain to Churchill
The concession record wasn’t settled. The new frame didn’t require it to be.
Economy · The Pattern
Mark Carney Built Financial Institutions for 18 Years on One Model — Then Bet Canada’s Budget on It. His Track Record Shows Exactly Where It Breaks.
Enforceable commitments produced durable institutions. Voluntary participation did not survive stress. Canada’s $500 billion investment strategy contains both.
Ethics · 3-Part Series
The Prime Minister's Fund
Compensation tied to a global transition fund. ETHI says 95% of portfolio companies aren't screened.
Governance
The Architecture of Discretion
Transition documents reveal what structural readiness actually looked like. Six changes documented.
Part 1
The Entitlements
Deferred compensation characterised as "potentially tens of millions." The question is whether the control matches the risk.
Part 3
The Policy Lever
$102.7 billion in transition tax credits. Policy levers exist that move the returns the PM's compensation is tied to.
Part 2
The Screen
The screen lists 103 companies. The fund invests across an entire sector. Administrators didn't know what was in the fund.
Politics
Meals Fit for a King
The PM’s in-flight catering bill hit $524,000 in a single year. Food bank visits doubled over the same period.
Part 1
The Mandate
The hiring surge: public service grew 42% while the population it serves grew 11%.
Foreign Interference · Findings Without Follow-Through
The Government Found a Way to Normalize It
The commission’s findings were specific, urgent, and came with a deadline. Fourteen months later, the response tells a different story.
Trade · The Gap
The Canola for Affordable EV Deal: What Actually Landed Were $120,000 Lotus and Teslas From Shanghai
Canada changed its auto policy for a strategic partnership with China. What arrived were luxury vehicles at prices most Canadians cannot afford.
An Independent Assessment of Canada’s Governance Under Prime Minister Carney
The editorial that led to the creation of The Receipts — a personal, first-person assessment of concentrated executive power, published as-of-record.
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