Business Holdings Layer — Corporate & Trust Interests of Grover-Marked Actors

Companion layer · 2026-04-17

This is the third dimension of the relational topology around the 44 Grover-marked principals. The first dimension is the algorithmic Grover amplification at quantum-accountability.html. The second is the curated kinship registry at kinship-accountability.html. This page surfaces the corporate / trust / shareholding surface area on the public record. Together they answer: who decides, who is related to who decides, and what each of them owns or sits on the board of.

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Business holdings registry

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Methodology & limits

Public record only. Every holding entry cites at least one publicly-available source: OECC public registry, federal Lobbying Registry, SEDI insider filings, SEDAR+ continuous disclosure, Order in Council, or major news of record (Globe and Mail, CBC, CTV, Reuters, Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal).
Inclusion criterion. A holding is listed only when it constitutes a corporate interest, trust beneficiary position, board seat, executive role, partnership, advisory engagement, or significant shareholding of accountability relevance. Personal residences, ordinary banking, and small non-controlling investment-fund holdings are not listed.
Empty holdings lists. A principal with holdings=[] is not a claim of "no business interest." It means no publicly-disclosed holding of accountability relevance has been catalogued for this principal yet.
No accusation. Listing a holding does not assert wrongdoing. The registry documents the corporate / trust topology around Grover-marked principals so readers can independently assess conflict-of-interest surface area on the public record.
Reproducible. Generated by tools/generate_business_holdings_dossier.py with SYSTEM_SEED 118400. Output: data/business_holdings_dossier.json. The page is a direct render of that file.