“He’s a crisis manager. He managed the financial crisis [of 2008], he managed Brexit, and now he’s got a super crisis for Canada.” Those were some of the effusive words of praise for Mark Carney, currently Prime Minister of Canada, by Miville Tremblay, who worked with Carney for several years at the Bank of Canada, as retailed by BBC in an article about the inaugural Canada Investment Summit, a major conference of some 250 high rollers of international speculative investment capital whom Carney personally invited to a meeting in Toronto on Sept. 14-15.

Carney, who cut his teeth at Goldman Sachs, is the former Governor of the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada, and was also the head of the crucial global Financial Stability Board from 2011 to 2018, where he played an instrumental role in administering the global bank bailout scam otherwise known as Quantitative Easing.

The Carney conclave was couched as an effort to “woo some of the world’s wealthiest asset managers and business leaders”—such as major sovereign wealth funds from around the world, including the United Arab Emirates and Norway, and chief executives from major finance companies, like BlackRock’s Larry Fink—to invest in Canada, including in defense, AI, transportation, and infrastructure projects across the country.

Given Carney’s other activities, the initiative may be part of a global plan by the highest levels of the City of London financial establishment to build a beachhead for their activities in a Canada-EU alliance, fleeing the U.S. dollar and distancing themselves from the implosion that the Trump administration is helping to trigger in the United States.