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Why are three of the world’s richest countries doing so little to stop corruption?

One of the best-known data points in the anti-corruption field is the estimate from Global Financial Integrity that US$ 1.1 trillion in proceeds of corruption, crime and tax evasion are taken from developing countries every year and invested in Western banks, real estate, and luxury goods. The volume of illicit financial flows is higher than the total value of development aid and foreign direct investment into poor countries combined.

Vancouver Discussion Group

Dear Friend of TI Canada:This is a reminder and update notice regarding our upcoming Vancouver Discussion Group event, which will be held on Sept 22, 2016 at the offices of BC Hydro, 333 Dunsmuir, Vancouver.This will be the first event of our innovative new Anti-Corruption Law Program – a partnership involving TI Canada, the Peter A. Allard School of Law at UBC and the International Centre for Criminal Law Reform (ICCLR), also based at UBC.

Corporate Criminality: Striking the balance between punishment, deterrence and individual accountability

Dear TI Canada Group:

Transparency International Canada and the Ethics Centre are pleased to bring you a Lunch Event entitled Corporate Criminality: Striking the balance between punishment, deterrence and individual accountability featuring our very own Board Member, Milos Barutciski as one of the speakers.

TI Canada Free Event on International Anti-Corruption Day 9 Dec 2015

In celebration of International Anti-Corruption Day, TI Canada invites you to join us for an event on December 9, 2015. We are hosting a group discussion with distinguished speakers from Canada and abroad to tackle the proposed changes to Canada’s anti-money laundering legislation, and to showcase Transparency International’s recent report, “Just for Show? Reviewing G20 Promises on Beneficial Ownership.”