Corporate Canada Now Controls More Than One-Third of All Seats on University Boards Across Ontario

Published April 16, 2018 Exclusive

Corporate executives outnumber academics and public administrators on Ontario university boards, new analysis shows

Tax Loophole Used For Corporate Entertainment Will Cost Canada $200 Million This Year

Published February 15, 2018 Analysis

Business entertainment tax loophole “probably the most abused tax loophole,” tax experts say

BC Liberal candidate endorsed letting corporations vote in elections, just like humans

Published May 8, 2017

BC Liberal MLA Linda Reimer endorsed a plan that would effectively allow business owners to cast two or more votes during elections.

Poll: overwhelming majority oppose Saskatchewan’s out of control campaign finance rules

Published November 4, 2016

A new poll shows the vast majority of people in Saskatchewan reject the status quo when it comes to the province's outdated campaign finance rules.

Wildrose-linked lobbyists helped launch corporation boosting Jason Kenney’s PC leadership campaign

Published August 26, 2016

Look what comes crawling out of the shadows when you shine a light on it.

Does anyone trust the Ontario Liberals to change the same campaign finance rules they exploited?

Published April 19, 2016

Let's get this straight: the Ontario Liberals caused a problem, and now they argue only *they* can be trusted to fix it?