McConnell Foundation

| The Golden Rule is that whoever holds the wealth or financial power dictates how things are done. So follow the money to find out who is deciding the agenda. There are two primary factors involved, who are they getting funding from and who they are funding. |
The McConnell Foundation was built from the cumulative investments in St. Lawrence Sugar aka Rogers Sugar (a sugar refinery) the other was Ogilvie Paper Mills, and now they wish to block the very industries that funded them. In 2017 they received from Justin Trudeau – $1.1 million in funding from Employment and Social Development Canada. The McConnell Foundation is yet another Eco money laundering scheme. Aligned with the Federal Liberal “Net Zero” and is heavily invested in making money from new zero investments, just like Carney and the Federal Liberals.
Every donation below conforms to the “Net-Zero” Agenda, so the money buys loyalty from every one of the groups listed below.
“The McConnell Foundation funds environmentalists and climate initiatives through its Climate focus area, supporting climate mitigation solutions, Indigenous-led resilience, and sustainable finance. In 2025, the foundation allocated $6.6 million to back 73 organizations working toward a net-zero carbon economy.”
“Net-Zero Goal: Aligned to achieve net-zero portfolio carbon emissions by 2050, having divested 99% of legacy fossil fuel holdings.”
Locally Funded Groups – Extremely Radical
| Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition | Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE) | EcoTrust Canada |
| Dogwood BC |
Indigenous and Reconciliation-related organizations (race based funding goes hand in hand with turning Canada over to the Indians)
Environmental and climate organizations (Eco Radicals)
| BizforClimate | Circular Innovation Council | Academy for Sustainable Innovation |
| Équiterre | Nature Canada | Smart Prosperity Institute |
| No. 9: Imagining My Sustainable Community | New Power Labs | Empower Me |
| Efficiency Capital |
Social justice
| Aura Freedom International | Canadian Network for Equity and Racial Justice | Islamic Family and Social Services Association |
| Victim Services Toronto | Viola Desmond Justice Institute | Hogan’s Alley Society |
| hua foundation | The Enchanté Network | Up With Women |
| UTILE | MicroEntreprendre | FoodShare Toronto / Food Justice Collaborative |
Journalism, media
| Concordia University’s Institute for Investigative Journalism | Open North | Public Policy Forum |
| The Dais | Samara Centre for Democracy | Press Forward Media |
| Centre québécois d’éducation aux médias et à l’information (CQÉMI) | Future of Good | Powered by Data |
| eQualit.ie |
Social-innovation organizations (mostly leftist fanatics)
| Imagine Canada | Canadian Community Economic Development Network | Employee Ownership Canada |
| Fora: Network for Change | Lawson Foundation Charity | LEAP / Pecaut Centre for Social Impact |
| Tapestry Community Capital | Community Forward Fund | New Market Funds Society |
| Projet Collectif Immobilier |
Universities, colleges and educational institutions (Brain washing)
| Concordia University | Simon Fraser University | McGill University / McGill University Health Centre Foundation |
| Algoma University | University of Guelph | Universities Canada |
| Colleges and Institutes Canada | EdCan Network |
Other funding
| Canadian Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health | Equal Voice Foundation | Toronto Public Library |
| Trinity Centres Foundation | C-Space | Ville de Lac-Mégantic |
| Canadian Network for Equity and Racial Justice | Islamic Family and Social Services Association |
More other funding
| AlphaFixe Capital | Amplify Capital | Area One Farms |
| BlackRock Global Renewable Power Fund II | Renewal Funds | Stonebridge |
| Windmill | Raven Indigenous Impact Fund | Community Forward Fund |
| Fair Finance Fund | New Market Funds |

