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Tag Archives: bribery
Justice, jobs and SNC-Lavalin: How much does the engineering giant matter to the economy?
The new Champlain Bridge, seen under construction on Feb. 28, is among SNC’s largest federal contracts. CHRISTINNE MUSCHI/THE GLOBE AND MAIL — Commentary Many of the public and in government are saying there should not be two sets of rules … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, international, justice, News and politics
Tagged allegations, bribery, Canada, charges, convictions, corruption, government, Justin Trudeau, Liberal, montreal, Quebec, SNC Lavalin
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What is the PMO, who works there and what does it do? A guide for the SNC-Lavalin affair – The Globe and Mail
Telford and Butts look on as Trudeau delivers his opening remarks during the Meeting of First Ministers in Ottawa on Friday, Dec. 9, 2016. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick) https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-pmo-trudeau-snc-lavalin-gerald-butts-explainer/ Archive of this important public interest story below along with related … Continue reading
Posted in justice, law, News and politics
Tagged bribery, campaign, Canada, corruption, coverup, donations, favors, illegal, Justice Minister, liberals, pmo, prime ministers office, questionable, SNC Lavalin, Trudeau
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A Tale of Two Scandals; of SNC and CSA
Good comparison and details of how reporting of corruption to the federal government ignored and worse, covered up. https://www.restorecsa.com/news/article/a-tale-of-two-scandals-of-snc-and-csa Related Older Globe and Mail article from 2014 but it still has some applicable and concerning insights. Canada not immune from … Continue reading
Posted in justice, law, News and politics
Tagged bribery, Canada, civil service, corruption, coverup, CSA, legislation, SNC Lavalin
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RCMP criminal investigation into Katz, Sheegl and Caspian over the Winnipeg Police HQ and Canada Post Building enters 5th year but no charges yet
Four years ago, RCMP raided the offices of Caspian Construction, the primary contractor on the police HQ project. The investigation into that project is ongoing. (CBC) Feb 12 2019 Collection of CBC articles and some important questions not asked or … Continue reading
Posted in Financial, justice, News and politics
Tagged breach of trust, bribery, caspian, crimes, fraud, payout, phil sheegl, realestate deal, sam katz, winnipeg police head quarters
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Federal budget bill quietly proposes tool to ease penalties for corporate crime
May 15 2018 – CBC News Politics Federal budget bill quietly proposes tool to ease penalties for corporate crime ‘It seems we’re letting those with the means have an easier time of it than those who don’t have the means’ … Continue reading
Speed or Greed: Does Automated Traffic Enforcement Improve Safety or Generate Revenue
http://wp.me/p1fJaD-9L We’re often told to “just slow down” or that “speed kills” but a new study from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy says we’re being fed tired old lines. Hiroko Shimizu, author of the study Speed or Greed: Does … Continue reading
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Tagged bribery, corruption, fraud, manitoba, photo radar, red light camera, scam, winnipeg, winnipeg police service, WPS
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