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Transparency International Canada

“India: Will it ever Shake its Legacy of Corruption?”

Speaker: Dr. Douglas Goold, Director, National Conversation on Asia & Senior Editor, Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada

Registration

Tuesday, 05 June 2012
Toronto


Transparency International Canada

Second Annual
Spotlight on Anti-Corruption: Current Issues
Day of Dialogue

Agenda

Thursday, 19 April 2012
Toronto


TI-Canada Nexen
Anti-Corruption Seminar

Senior Management & Board Level Oversight of
Anti-Corruption Governance


Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Calgary

Presentations


15th IACC


Membership Application

Consistent with the approach taken by Transparency-International, TI-Canada does not get involved in investigations of wrong-doing.  Transparency-International’s reasons for not investigating and exposing specific cases of corruption are explained at
TI-Canada urges people with information they believe is evidence of wrong-doing to go to the International Anti-Corruption Unit of the RCMP (613-993-6884 Ottawa or 403-699-2550 Calgary); or to NGOs, such as Canadians for Accountability (613-304-8049) or Federal Accountability Initiative for Reform (FAIR) (613-567-1511).


Transparency International’s Vision is a world in which government, politics, business, civil society and the daily lives of people are free from corruption.

The Mission of Transparency International Canada (TI-Canada) is to be an informed voice that promotes anti-corruption practices and transparency in Canada’s governments, businesses and society at large. 

The long-term goals of TI-Canada are:

  1. To encourage compliance with Canadian laws and international conventions to which Canada is a signatory, against bribery and corruption (“Canadian Anti-Corruption Laws”) by educating businesses, professional organizations, governments and the public at large about Canadian Anti-Corruption Laws and the adverse impact of non-compliance therewith;

  2. To develop and promote ethical standards of conduct for businesses, professional organizations, governments and the public at large to assist them in complying with Canadian Anti-Corruption Laws;

  3. To conduct or commission research on issues concerning the prevention and elimination of bribery and corruption and to communicate the results therefrom to businesses, professional organizations, governments and the public at large; and

  4. To assist the Canadian Government in fulfilling its obligations under international conventions to which Canada is a signatory in the prevention of and the fight against bribery and corruption.

Launched in November 1996, TI-Canada is affiliated with approximately 90 other National Chapters, formed and forming, around the world.

Transparency International Canada Inc
is a Canadian Registered Charity
(BN 89260 4281 RR0001)

 Found Bribery?
   Whom should you call?

TI-Canada does not get involved in investigations of wrong-doing. 

TI-Canada urges people with information they believe is evidence of wrong-doing to go to the International Anti-Corruption Unit of the RCMP (613-993-6884 Ottawa or
403-699-2550 Calgary);
or to NGOs, such as Canadians for Accountability
(613-304-8049) or
Federal Accountability Initiative for Reform (FAIR)

(613-567-1511).


 TI Services

Corruption Perceptions Index

Everything you ever wanted to know about corruption, but were afraid to ask?

Daily Corruption News from around the World


TI-Canada’s
Anti-Corruption
Compliance Checklist

2nd Edition - 2012


TI-Canada's
Spotlight on
Anti-Corruption:
Current Issues

Day of Dialogue
12 May 2011 - Toronto

Rapporteur Reports