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Comprehensive entity profile: premiership record, Sponsorship Scandal and Shawinigate findings with verdict documentation, ministerial timeline, post-PM career, connections mapping, and current status. All claims drawn from publicly available records and verified reporting.

Fifteen years of Auditor General scoring against the BC Oil & Gas Commission’s own commitments: self-assessed closure in 2011, a 2019 reversal when independent grading took over, and the honest number underneath — 27%.

Two thousand hectares of approved secondary plans and a near-zero rental vacancy rate, against permits that keep falling, development-charge reserves squeezed, and project after project killed at the finish line. The built record versus the authorized record, 2016–2026.

Alberta’s Assessment of Implementation series keeps every unresolved recommendation alive across elections and governments. Five documented chains where one mechanism produced opposite outcomes: a climate strategy abolished instead of corrected, and a well-cleanup program closed in under two years.

The same auditor, the same score sheet: 68% of recommendations applied across nine performance audits — and 25% for the Fonds d’électrification et de changements climatiques. Eight adverse cycles, 2014 to May 2026: $5.6 billion spent, $9.5 billion planned, milestones never set.

One ministry, one audit, one written refusal. The 2019 value-for-money audit found only 6.3–13.0 Mt of the required 17.6 Mt reduction supportable, with ghost reductions from cancelled programs on both sides of the ledger; two years later the ministry declined even the transparency fix in as many words.

National hunger measurement and food-bank demand, 1981–2026 — official surveys, charity censuses, Parliament. Food Banks Canada’s HungerCount 2026 logged 2,355,075 March visits, its highest ever, while the Canadian Income Survey put household food insecurity at 24.0% in 2024 after a 25.7% peak. Two counting systems describing one emergency, plus the provincial layer, the Quebec paradox, the Indigenous layer, and what the record does not say.

Canada-EU summit, Montreal, October 29–30, 2026 — the alliance-for-the-future launch and the day-before fight over “associate membership,” which Germany, France and Greece stripped from the draft joint statement. A CAD $178B trade base, SAFE defence financing, an EIB critical-minerals deal landing pre-summit, and the CBAM fault line worth roughly CAD $2.8B in Canadian metals.

Cohere Inc. investment intelligence: a Government of Canada commitment of up to CAD $1.6B in a Series E at a CAD $35.7B valuation, a CAD $240M Strategic Response Fund trail since March 2025, and the equity vehicle named nowhere in the Prime Minister’s release, Reuters, or The Globe and Mail. Lobby registry filings, appointment records, contracts, and the cap table mapped claim by claim.