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Only days after former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney was appointed as a special advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, it has&nbsp;emerged that Carney’s company is soliciting billions in federal dollars for a new investment fund.

Although just appointed as an economic advisor to Trudeau, Carney is shielded from conventional ethics disclosures{ai:summary}Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney has been appointed as a special advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. His company is reportedly seeking billions in federal funding for a new investment fund shortly after his appointment. #politics

FIRST READING: As Mark Carney takes up PM advisor job, his company solicits Ottawa for $10 billion

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