The National Post reports in its Tuesday, Nov. 25, edition that Brookfield chief operating officer Justin Beber appeared at the House of Commons ethics committee on Monday. The Post's Catherine Levesque writes that for two hours, Mr. Beber was grilled by opposition MPs about Prime Minister Mark Carney's potential for conflicts of interest with Brookfield, Mr. Carney's returns of the global investment funds he helped set up at Brookfield, but also Brookfield's tax practices. Mr. Beber began his remarks by explaining Mr. Carney cut ties with Brookfield on Jan. 16, 2025, the same day on which he announced his candidacy to become Liberal leader. "Since then, at no point has anyone at Brookfield spoken with the prime minister about Brookfield business," he said. However, when asked by Conservative MP Michael Barrett when he had communicated with Mr. Carney, Mr. Beber admitted he had met him "only once" to discuss the rise of antisemitism in early October. The meeting took place in Mr. Carney's office, he said. Most of the Conservatives' line of questioning was about the funds Mr. Carney is entitled to, as former head of transition investing for Brookfield Asset Management.