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Canada may be taking its do-gooder reputation a tad too seriously. On the 50th anniversary of the OECD meeting held in Paris May 25-26, a new report put it on the same level as countries like Greece, Slovenia, Chile and Hungary when it comes to fighting bribery in business.

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Dan Watson I would like to know how many Canadian companies have been accused of bribery that have not been prosecuted. I am not naive enough to think that Canadian companies do not engage in this behaviour but we are a small player in the global business environment compared to the G7 countries. I expect that the global business by USA, UK and Germany dwarfs Canadian trade. Ergo their "need" to give bribes would be very high also.
  • 2011-06-16 16:58:56
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Dan Watson I would like to know how many Canadian companies have been accused of bribery that have not been prosecuted. I am not naive enough to think that Canadian companies do not engage in this behaviour but we are a small player in the global business environment compared to the G7 countries. I expect that the global business by USA, UK and Germany dwarfs Canadian trade. Ergo their "need" to give bribes would be very high also.
  • 2011-06-16 16:58:56