Mark Carney on ‘climate-focused’ financial policy, transparency within the military and Nutrition North on the agenda

While Conservatives may have lost their bid to drag him before a House committee to defend the federal carbon pricing system, fformer Governor of the Bank of Canada (and later the Bank of England), Mark Carneywho is now chairman of Brookfield Asset Managementis nevertheless on the witness list at the Senate BANKING, TRADE AND THE ECONOMY committee, where he will share his thoughts on Senator Rosa Galvez’s proposal to implement a “climate-focused” policy that would “require certain financial and other federally regulated entities to mitigate and adapt to the impacts of climate change to fit.” (4:15 p.m.)

Back on the House of Commons committee circuit, Secretary of Veterans Affairs Ginette Petitpas Taylor goes to VETERANS AFFAIRS to provide an overview of the spending plans set out in the latest budget requests submitted under its ministerial authority. (4:30 in the afternoon)

About bee GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES, MPs will return to an ongoing debate over a Conservative-initiated effort to see the details of several EV battery-related contracts before going behind closed doors to prepare a report on the transfer of Sun Life’s public healthcare plan to Canada Life. (4:30 in the afternoon)