The Carney Files 🇨🇦

New here? Welcome. Here's what we've documented so far: 🔴 $35.8M in taxpayer funds to companies the PM's wife advises 🔴 How Carney has been bleeding the economy since 2009 🔴 Air Canada CEO story connecting 2.1B$ directly to PM's Brookfield. + Much more. All in the Highlights tab. This isn't about Conservative or Liberal. This is about a financial architecture that was built to move public money into private networks — and Canadians deserve to see the receipts. Everything I post is sourced to from official government websites, news outlets and parliamentary records. No speculation, just documentation. The only way this reaches Canadians who need to see it is through you. Legacy media won't cover it. The algorithm will bury it. But screenshots in a group chat, a link sent to a friend, a conversation at the kitchen table — that's how this breaks through. If this work matters to you, the most powerful thing you can do costs nothing — make sure someone who hasn't seen this, does. 🔔Turn on your notifications. We're just getting started. 🇨🇦

Bienvenue, chers Québécois. On vous attendait. 🍁 Voici ce qu’on a documenté jusqu’à maintenant : 🔴 35,8M$ de fonds publics versés à des entreprises où la femme du PM siège comme conseillère 🔴 Comment Carney saigne l’économie depuis 2009 🔴 Le lien direct entre le PDG d’Air Canada et les 2,1G$ de Brookfield — la firme du PM ∙Bien plus encore. Tout est dans l’onglet Highlights. C’est pas une question de Conservateur ou de Libéral. C’est une architecture financière bâtie pour déplacer l’argent public vers des réseaux privés — pis les Canadiens méritent de voir les preuves. Tout ce qu’on publie est sourcé : sites gouvernementaux officiels, médias, documents parlementaires. Pas de spéculation, juste de la documentation. La seule façon que cette information se rende aux électeurs de Terrebonne, c’est par vous. Les médias traditionnels n’en parleront pas. L’algorithme va l’enterrer. Taguez vos amis, votre famille, vos voisins dans la circonscription. Envoyez-leur ce fil. Partagez-le dans vos groupes. Une capture d’écran dans un chat, un lien à table en famille — c’est comme ça que ça perce. Le Québec, et les Terrebonniens mérites les mêmes reçus que le reste du pays. 🍁 #StandOnGuardCanada

@EileenEisenmann Oui c’est vraie! Vous méritez tous de savoir ce que Carney est vraiment

▪️ Brookfield a été condamnée à une amende de 800 000$ pour recours au travail forcé au Brésil — une décision confirmée alors qu'il était vice-président ▪️ A tenté d'expulser une tribu autochtone de l'Amazonie 2/ @TheCarneyFiles

🚨 Avant de voter, vous devriez savoir sur quoi porte votre vote. Ce siège déterminera si Carney obtiendra la majorité. Plus aucun contrepoids. Aucun compromis. Un contrôle total. Voici ce que son entreprise a fait pendant qu'il était aux commandes : 1/ @TheCarneyFiles

@EileenEisenmann Parfait! Merci, écrit moi sur @CanadaAuditors svp!

@TheCarneyFiles I can help. J'peux aider.

I need your help with something I can’t do alone. Everything I post is in English. But Quebec is heading into a by-election that could hand Carney his majority — and most of my content hasn’t reached francophone voters yet. I don’t have the capacity to translate everything myself before April 13. So here’s what I’m asking: Take any of my threads. Translate them. Post them from your own account. You don’t need to credit me. You don’t need to ask permission. Copy the structure, the sources, the screenshots — all of it. It’s yours. This content is built for engagement. The threads are sourced, the claims are verifiable, and the format works. If you’ve seen what it does in English, imagine what it does in the only language Terrebonne actually votes in. If you’re bilingual and you’ve been looking for a way to contribute — this is it. You don’t need to build anything from scratch. The research is done. The receipts are ready. Just translate and post. Tag me when you do. I’ll amplify every single one. 📌 Start with the pinned post. #PolQc #Terrebonne #Élection2026

🇨🇦 Ô Canada, Voici ce qu’est réellement « la terre de nos aïeux. » Un homme de 102 ans. Chez lui. Sur sa terre. Pis l’État veut le sortir de là. Vous risquez de jamais le revoir vivant. C’est ça, la réalité de MAID que les familles craignent. La @OPP_News débarque à Tillsonburg, Ontario avec une ordonnance de la cour. Le fils : « J’ouvre pas la porte. Défoncez-la si vous avez un mandat. C’est en appel. » Le fils est clair : « il va mourir où il veut. Moi, je le trouve lucide pis rationnel. » Le conflit? La sœur veut la ferme. Le père veut rester chez lui. Elle dit qu’il est dément, le fils dit qu’il a toute sa tête. La police est poignée entre les deux. Mais faire exécuter une ordonnance un jeudi soir, la veille du Vendredi saint, sans laisser le temps de répondre — C’est un coup croche. Au final, les policiers repartent parce qu’ils decident de ne pas défoncer la porte. Le fils dit aussi qu’il fait pas confiance ni à la police ni aux tribunaux. Par les temps qui courent, j’peux pas lui donner tort pantoute… Ô Canada — terre de nos aïeux, ou terre qu’on leur enlève? 🇨🇦🚨 🍁#StandOnGuardCanada #PoliQc Video original: @DonaldBestCA

@PlantLady_y @elonmusk @X If Canada is lucky enough to escape the Carney government, musk and X will have played a key role in helping spread the truth.

@TheCarneyFiles Why would @elonmusk and @X ever agree to this.

This post barely scratches the surface. Let me break this down so every single Canadian understands what’s happening to your money right now. Your Prime Minister is a former central banker. He ran the Bank of Canada. He ran the Bank of England. He co-founded the global framework directing $130 TRILLION toward a new financial system. And right now, he is quietly building the infrastructure to replace how your money works — permanently. Here’s the full picture: (Every claim sourced. All receipts live.)

@Garnet_2203 Hi Bev, yes it’s been emotional, you’re not alone. Here’s even more devastating facts that need to reach Terrebonne before the next election: x.com/thecarneyfiles…

This post is emotionally charged but it’s misleading on some key facts. First, this is not a MAID story. Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) requires:    •   explicit patient consent    •   multiple independent medical assessments    •   strict federal safeguards No one gets “taken from their home” and forced into MAID. That’s simply not how the law works in Canada. Second, when police like Ontario Provincial Police show up with a court order, they are not freelancing, they are enforcing a legal decision made by a judge based on evidence. Family disputes over:    •   capacity (dementia vs. competence)    •   property (like a farm)    •   care decisions …are handled through the courts for a reason. Because families disagree and those disagreements can get complicated fast. Third, alleging “dirty pool” ignores due process. If there’s an appeal, that’s handled legally not by refusing a lawful order at the door. And finally, this narrative frames distrust of courts and police as justified. That’s a dangerous place to go. We rely on legal systems precisely to protect vulnerable people when families are in conflict. You can have compassion for the situation without spreading misinformation.

@HenriAGS Hi Henri, I’ve been documenting with sourced receipts behind the Carney government, this is the reason why (trigger warning)⚠️ x.com/thecarneyfiles…

Anyone else notice the intensifying anti-Canada rhetoric? U.S. embassies were ordered to buy social media influence and suddenly Tucker Carlson wants "regime change", MAID is attacked by MAGA accounts, and random Americans start promoting Pierre Poilievre 🤨 We're under attack

Le problème est même plus gros que Trudeau. C’est le système au complet qui permet ça. Le poste de PM est même pas défini dans la Constitution — aucun contrepoids, aucune reddition de comptes réelle. Trudeau a profité de la machine, mais la machine existait avant lui pis elle va rester après. C’est ça qu’il faut changer! #StandonGuardCanada

@TheCarneyFiles @OPP_News Ce qui ce passe au Canada depuis que Trudeau a complètement corrompu tout les paliers du gouvernement Federal et la GRC est absolument épouvantable et dégoûtant!

Le discours de Davos a suscité des réactions positives autour de l’idée d’une « union des puissances moyennes ». Mais une fédération, c’est déjà cela : une union de provinces moyennes avec leurs identités et leurs industries, qui collaborent pour être plus fortes ensemble. Comme l’a souligné @PierrePoilievre sur le Podcast de Joe Rogan, le gouvernement fédéral devrait exceller dans ses champs de compétence, et laisser les provinces gérer les leurs. C’est le principe même d’une fédération. Le problème n’est pas la fédération canadienne, mais une direction libérale trop souvent interventionniste, qui cherche à centraliser et imposer une vision idéologique aux provinces. Un gouvernement responsable devrait : - respecter les compétences; - collaborer avec les provinces; - agir comme partenaire, pas comme donneur d’ordres. Un préfet de MRC ne dirige pas les maires : il représente l’intérêt commun. Il devrait en être de même au fédéral. S’unir ne veut pas dire s’effacer. Québécois de cœur, Canadien par choix, le choix d’être plus fort en équipe. Aujourd’hui, le Canada a tout pour se relever, mais cela passe par l’unité. Le Québec peut jouer un rôle déterminant et influencer directement la direction du pays. Mon expérience à la Chambre des communes montre que les divisions entre le Bloc et les Conservateurs profitent aux libéraux, leur permettant de conserver le pouvoir depuis près de 11 ans. Quelques faits : - Le Bloc a appuyé les libéraux près de 63 % du temps au cours des 11 derniers mois (en retirant les votes techniques) - Près de 70 % sur les cinq dernières années Si le Bloc vote avec le gouvernement lorsque les intérêts du Québec sont en jeu, la fédération n’est peut-être pas si mauvaise 😉 Et si le Québec s’unissait ? Un Québec uni pourrait reprendre de l’influence à Ottawa : - respect des compétences provinciales - leadership fort et bilingue - moins de bureaucratie, plus d’action - développement économique accéléré L’union fait la force. Le Québec a tout pour inspirer et jouer un rôle clé dans le redressement du Canada.

Presque 2$ le litre d'essence. C'est rendu trop pour les familles! On demande au premier ministre Carney de retirer toutes les taxes fédérales sur l'essence, toutes, sans exception. Les familles sont à bout de souffle. Est-ce que Carney va enfin les entendre? 👇 Vous en êtes où avec vos dépenses en ce moment?

@BStephane30619 @ShareawareCdn Thanks Steph, I’ll check it out!

@TheCarneyFiles @ShareawareCdn Did you know this Account ? He has a lot of french clip and contant ! He is a federal MP but he’s also doing a good job @ Gab_Hardy

New name. Same receipts. This account used to be @defigirlxoxo. Today it’s @TheCarneyFiles. I’m posting my old profile and analytics below so you can see the journey. Two weeks ago this account had 4,500 followers. Today it has 16,900. Three million impressions. Posts reaching 400,000 people. And I didn’t spend a single dollar. I’m going to share my analytics below so you can see it for yourselves. I started this account because I found something in the public record that I couldn’t unsource. So I kept pulling. And every thread led to another document, another filing, another court record, another report from the CBC or the UN or Amnesty International that most Canadians had never seen. I didn’t expect anyone to care. But you did. And then more of you did. And now I’m sitting here at the end of a very long day feeling more patriotic about this country than I have in my entire life — because of you. Here’s what I’ve learned in two weeks: The plan was to divide us. Liberals vs Conservatives. East vs West. French vs English. And it worked. Everyone is angry. But we’ve been angry at each other — when the record shows we should be angry at the same things. No matter who you voted for, you didn’t vote for a PM whose company was fined for slave labour. You didn’t vote for 4 floor crossings with no by-elections. You didn’t vote for 14 First Nations having to sue your government. You didn’t vote for a surveillance bill tabled the day after a majority-deciding vote. None of us did. Because none of us knew. And that’s the thing — there was a point where every single person reading this had no idea about any of this. Then you saw a thread, or a source, or a screenshot, and something shifted. You checked the links. You read the documents. And you changed your mind. Everyone else can do the same. The growth of this account is proof that when people see the record, they don’t look away. They share it. A lot of you are saying it’s hopeless. That there’s nothing we can do. That democracy is already gone. I understand why it feels that way. But I need you to look at what happened in two weeks with one account, no budget, and no team — and ask yourself what happens when it’s not just one account. So many of you have been asking how to help that I’ve started something tonight. @CanadaAuditors is a task force — a page for this community. It’s where tasks get posted, priorities get voted on, and anyone who wants to contribute can find a way in. Translate a thread. Make a video. Build a graphic. Write an article. Whatever you’re good at — there’s a place for it. I’ll set up official accounts on every platform and share more details tomorrow on how donations will be managed, how funds will be allocated, and how the community will make those decisions together — transparently. I’ll be honest with you: I am no good at managing operations. The research is what I do. So I am looking for someone to manage @CanadaAuditors day to day — posting tasks, tracking progress, running polls, keeping things moving. If that’s you, comment below or DM @CanadaAuditors directly. No DMs on this account. It’s being set up as a team account so more details tomorrow. One more thing. I want to thank you. Not for the follows or the impressions — for the fact that you proved something I wasn’t sure was true, when I started: that Canadians will act when they see the record. That the facts still matter. That this country still has people who refuse to look the other way. You didn’t need anyone to tell you what to think. You just needed to see the sources — and when you did, you made up your own minds. I didn’t build this movement. You did — by showing up and proving that Canadians still care deeply enough about this country to fight for its future in every way they can. Now let’s make sure every Canadian gets the same chance. 🇨🇦 🍁 #StandOnGuardCanada

@Michael7ucci He’s right Canada, here’s EXACTLY how they’re going to do it: x.com/thecarneyfiles…

Dear Citizens of Canada, In the near future you will face the unfortunate and extreme economic consequences of your leader, Mark Carney, choosing Communist China over USA. Let no one claim that your friends in America failed to warn you. It is coming because of CCP Carney.

🚨 Before you vote, you deserve to know what you’re really voting for. This seat decides whether Carney gets his majority. No more checks. No compromise. Full control. Here’s what his company did while he was in charge: ▪️ Brookfield was fined $800K for slave labour in Brazil — upheld while he was Vice Chair ▪️ Tried to evict an Indigenous tribe from the Amazon ▪️ Illegally deforested 9,000 hectares — while branding himself as a climate champion ▪️ CBC confirmed rights violations in 4 countries under his leadership ▪️ Mississauga First Nation is suing Brookfield for $100M right now over dams that devastated their community ▪️ 14 First Nations are suing his government over the Building Canada Act ▪️ He still holds $6.8M in Brookfield stock options ▪️ Brookfield’s own COO confirmed under oath: when Brookfield profits, Carney profits This isn’t about Tatiana Auguste. It’s about what a majority for this PM means. This isn’t lLiberals vs Conservatives. This is what they’re hoping you won’t Google before you vote. Every claim sourced ✅ Every link live ✅ 📌 Read the highlights. Then decide.

@DonaldBestCA @OPP_News Wow! This is unbelievable, after everything I’ve documented this is still shocking and beyond me. Thank you for sharing! I will share this post on French and tag you. #StandOnGuardCanada

Take a 102-year-old man from his home in Canada and you risk never seeing him alive again. That’s the MAID reality families fear. @OPP_News show up in Tillsonburg with a court order. Son: “Not opening the door. Break it if you have a warrant. It’s under appeal.” The father is clear: he’ll die where he chooses. He sounds clear and rational to me. The dispute? Sister wants the farm. Father wants to stay. She alleges dementia, son says he is clear and rational. Police are caught in the middle. But enforcing a Thursday night order on Good Friday with no time for legal response is dirty pool. In the end the officers leave because they are not going to kick down the door and the son knows it. The son also says he doesn't trust the police or the courts. These days, I don't blame him at all.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has revealed that Carney spent over $500,000 on airplane food last year. That's more than the average family will spend on groceries in 30 years!!! Carney spends even MORE on airplane food Prime Minister Mark Carney and his entourage billed you for half a million dollars on airplane food in one year. Loyal readers of the Taxpayer Waste Watch will remember our story about Carney spending more money on airplane food than former prime minister Justin Trudeau. Well, we have some new numbers for you. And they’re bad… Carney and his entourage spent $524,100 on airplane food in one year, according to government documents obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. That’s more than an average Canadian family will spend on groceries in 30 years. Carney and his entourage billed taxpayers $159,000 for airplane food during a week-long trip to Athens, Abu Dhabi, Johannesburg and the Canary Islands. Carney also billed you $94,000 on airplane food during a trip to Italy in 2025. That’s more than double what Trudeau spent on airplane food during his trip to Italy the year before. Even when Trudeau spent $220,000 on airplane food during a trip to the Indo-Pacific, the cost worked out to $4,200 per hour. That’s still less than Carney spent on his trip to Italy. Carney spent $21,158 on airplane food during a three-hour roundtrip to Washington D.C. That’s $7,000 per hour on airplane food. Carney and crew also spent $60,000 on airplane food during a visit to Paris and London, and $50,000 during a trip to Belgium and the Netherlands. Meanwhile, other politicians and bureaucrats are proving it is possible to spend less while travelling abroad. Former defence minister Bill Blair took an international trip last year. Blair’s delegation spent just $2,350 on airplane food during the entire 12-day trip. The government’s chief of defence staff went to Washington, D.C., with members of the Canadian Armed Forces last March. They billed taxpayers zero dollars for airplane food, according to government records. Franco’s note: The government told you it would cut down on these extravagant international trips but spending half a million dollars on airplane food doesn’t exactly scream fiscal responsibility.

🚨 There's NO way this is real. THIS IS INSANE. $2.1 BILLION connecting the PM A CEO who predicted his own exit IN WRITING. And a condolence video used as the exit door. I'm keeping everything SUPER simple to understand, follow along. All sources included 🚨✈️