1) Voluntary Full Divestment
Divest residual financial interests that may create perceived alignment with sectors materially affected by federal policy.
A non-partisan democratic accountability campaign
Protect Public Trust: Prime Minister, Divest and Disclose
This campaign does not allege criminal wrongdoing. It calls for a higher democratic standard: voluntary full divestment of residual financial interests that may create perceived conflicts, plus plain-language public disclosure and clear recusal safeguards.
Why this matters: In a democracy, legal compliance is the floor — not always the ceiling. Public confidence requires visible fairness, transparency, and equal rules.
What We Are Asking For
2) Plain-Language Public Disclosure
Explain safeguards in clear language Canadians can understand — not only technical filings.
3) Public Recusal Protocol
Publish a clear process for when and how recusals apply to decisions affecting relevant sectors or counterparties.
What We Do
- Separate confirmed facts from inference and opinion
- Use an evidence-first, non-defamatory framework
- Focus on remedies: divestment, disclosure, recusal, oversight
- Publish updates and corrections transparently
Scope of this campaign
This site is focused on public confidence and democratic standards in Canada. It is not a legal proceeding, and it does not claim criminal conduct absent official proof.
Read our methodology →Featured Evidence Questions
Travel & Sector Overlap
When official trade missions overlap with sectors/regions tied to prior financial interests, what additional transparency is needed to preserve public confidence?
View evidence notes →Rule-by-Exception Governance
What safeguards should apply when governments use accelerated approvals or exemption-style tools?
View evidence notes →Minority Constraints & Mandate Drift
How should democratic accountability be preserved when parliamentary dynamics shift mid-term?
View evidence notes →