No one at Brookfield Corp. has spoken with Prime Minister Mark Carney about company business since he resigned earlier this year to run for the Liberal leadership, according to chief operating officer Justin Beber. He testified at the House Ethics Committee Monday, which is studying the Conflict of Interest Act. Marc-André Blanchard, Mr. Carney’s chief of staff, and Michael Sabia, the Clerk of the Privy Council, previously appeared before the committee on the same topic. Mr. Carney’s business ties, and potential conflicts, have been in the spotlight since he decided to run for Liberal leader. At Brookfield, Mr. Carney was...
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