The National Post reports in its Saturday edition that Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney has not yet resigned from his multiple international board positions, despite claiming that he had stepped down from all his roles. A triple-bylined item led by Catherine Levesque says that the Post contacted nearly two dozen organizations that Mr. Carney had public links to until recently. While he resigned from most of them around the time he launched his leadership bid in January, he remains connected to at least five, including president at Chatham House, a registered charity in England. Mr. Carney is also still listed as a board member of the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Mr. Carney, the former head of both the Bank of Canada and Bank of England, was asked when he launched his leadership campaign in Edmonton on Jan. 16 how he would navigate any potential conflicts of interest. Mr. Carney said the answer was "very simple." Not only had he resigned his positions at Brookfield Asset Management, Bloomberg and Stripe, "today," he added: "I am no longer on the board of any of my commercial activities. I have resigned all of my positions. I have resigned all of my positions, full stop," he said on Jan. 16.