Although considered within the boundaries of the rules set out by the ethics commissioner, Morneau has now decided to put his shares into a blind trust — after two years as finance minister. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau appeared impatient as he fielded more questions about his credibility and personal finances Friday. Continue reading →

Bill Morneau can try to dress it up any way he likes, but his conflict of interest is a conflict of interest, and there is no way to tart it up to look like anything else. Continue reading →

Finance Minister Bill Morneau has confirmed he will be placing his personal assets in a blind trust, and will ultimately divest “all of my and my family’s assets in Morneau Shepell” to ensure he is “completely free of conflict.” Continue reading →

What must be frustrating for Bill Morneau is that, on the surface, it appears he did all the right stuff. Continue reading →

The finance minister says he made sure to disclose all his assets to the federal ethics watchdog. Continue reading →

New Brunswick business owners and CEO of the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce react to federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s announcement regarding a $50,000 threshold on passive income. Continue reading →

The opposition zeroed in on two revelations regarding the finance minister’s substantial personal wealth: that he still owns his shares in his family’s business, and that those shares are held in a numbered company in Alberta. Continue reading →