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SNC-Lavalin International Used Secret Code For 'Bribery'

CBC | Posted 05.15.2013 | Canada Business

A division of Canadian engineering giant SNC-Lavalin has for years used a secret internal accounting code that former employees say was for bribes on ...

Political Accountability and Self-Dealing

Richard Leblanc | Posted 04.08.2013 | Canada Politics
Richard Leblanc

A municipal politician told my graduate class when he spoke about accountability in public office this week that politicians have the ability to make ...

Does Your Audit Committee Need a Reset?

Richard Leblanc | Posted 04.27.2013 | Canada Business
Richard Leblanc

There is a strong bias for audit committees to oversee many risks, not just financial. No regulation mandates this however. Audit committees should not oversee risks that they are not qualified to oversee. Here are a dozen broader questions to determine whether your Audit Committee needs a reset.

Occupy the Next Generation of Wall Street

Craig and Marc Kielburger | Posted 12.19.2011 | Canada Business
Craig and Marc Kielburger

It's clear we need to rethink business as usual, but it should start with how business leaders are trained to view their roles, analyze risks, and understand the moral implications of strategic decisions.

Dirty Politics Around P.E.I.'s Immigration Program

CP | Kevin Bissett, The Canadian Press | Posted 11.25.2011 | Canada Politics

CHARLOTTETOWN - Accusations of dirty politics and bribery surrounding a failed Prince Edward Island immigration program shook the province's election ...

FIFA Bans Mohamed Bin Hammam From Football For Life

The Canadian Press | Graham Dunbar, The Associated Press | Posted 09.22.2011 | Canada

ZURICH - FIFA banned Mohamed bin Hammam from all soccer duty for life on Saturday after finding him guilty of bribing presidential election voters.

A FIFA ethics panel ruled that the Qatari candidate conspired to pay Caribbean officials US$40,000 cash bribes to back his ultimately abandoned challenge to FIFA President Sepp Blatter.