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They Tried to Hide This: Carney’s $3 Billion Condo Scandal – Ethics Committee SHUT DOWN

ETHI Committee Shuts Down Probe into Carney’s BC Condo Bailout | July 7, 2026Liberals use majority to block Conservative motion for full investigation into the multi-billion-dollar plan to buy unsold condos.In a tense emergency meeting of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics (ETHI), Conservative MPs pushed for a study into Prime Minister Mark Carney’s controversial BC condo conversion program. The plan would see the federal government contribute hundreds of millions to purchase over 2,200 unsold luxury condos in Metro Vancouver — mostly in Burnaby — and turn them into affordable/rent-to-own housing. Critics called it a taxpayer-funded bailout for developers, some linked to recent Liberal fundraisers and Carney’s past business ties. Liberals on the committee voted down the motion, preventing witnesses from being called and shutting down further debate. This curated breakdown highlights the key exchanges so Canadians can judge the testimony and arguments for themselves.Fair Use / Transformation Statement This video is a transformative work that curates, reorders, and provides context to publicly available parliamentary proceedings for the purpose of public education, commentary, and criticism. It adds significant original value through selection, sequencing, and presentation to help Canadians better understand their government. This approach has previously been recognized as fair use on YouTube.Source: ParlVU – Parliament of Canada chapters: 00:00 - Opening & Point of Order 01:05 - Purpose of the Emergency Meeting 01:37 - Motion to Investigate Condo Bailout Plan 03:16 - Discussion on Meeting Organization 04:04 - Detailing the Housing Bailout Concerns 05:50 - Proposed Witnesses for the Study 07:42 - Debate: Ethical & Economic Impact 10:50 - NDP Perspective on Housing Affordability 13:59 - Reading from "Values" (Bank of Canada Context) 16:16 - Counter-Arguments & BC Government Context 18:24 - Motion to Adjourn Debate 19:13 - Notice of Future Committee Business