Two powerful men secretly orchestrated Canada’s financial destiny for over a decade. (Videos)
https://breaking-news.ca/two-powerful-men-secretly-orchestrated-canadas-financial-destiny-for-over-a-decade/
One was caught in a MASSIVE money laundering scandal. The other just became Prime Minister. No one’s talking about their connection. Until now…
Frank McKenna: TD Bank’s Deputy Chair since 2006. Mark Carney: Former Bank of England Governor. One stayed in boardrooms. The other now controls Canada’s government. But they intersected at one crucial place that changed everything: Brookfield Asset Management.
October 2024: TD Bank pleads GUILTY to money laundering. $3.1 BILLION in fines.
The bank admitted helping drug cartels move dirty money for nearly a DECADE.
All while McKenna was Deputy Chair — a position with direct oversight of bank risk and compliance.
How does a Deputy Chair — one of the most senior positions — remain unaware of decade-long criminal activity within his own bank?
It’s hard to imagine McKenna, a former Premier and Ambassador, didn’t know SOMETHING was happening.
But the story gets more interesting…
Meanwhile, in 2020, Mark Carney joins Brookfield Asset Management.
Who’s been Chairman of Brookfield’s Board since 2010?
Frank McKenna — the same TD Bank executive whose bank just got caught laundering money.
Coincidence? Let’s dig deeper…
At Brookfield, McKenna and Carney formed a powerful alliance.
McKenna: The board gatekeeper
Carney: The visionary pushing billions into “green” investments
Together, they reshaped one of the world’s largest asset managers while cultivating political influence.
Think about this timeline: • TD Bank laundering money (during McKenna’s watch) • McKenna brings Carney to Brookfield • Carney becomes Chair of Brookfield • Carney suddenly leaves to run for Prime Minister • McKenna publicly endorses him Puzzle pieces start connecting…
Carney’s rise to Prime Minister in March 2025 seemed meteoric to most Canadians. But was it really? Or was it the culmination of years of careful positioning, with McKenna pulling strings from corporate boardrooms?
The questions we should be asking: Continue…