Sponsorship inquiry hears that Canada-China TV series broke contracting rules
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OTTAWA (CP) - A controversial TV series that tried to explain Canada to viewers in China was cited at a public inquiry Tuesday as a textbook example of rule-breaking by federal civil servants.
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An investigation by the New York Attorney General has insurance companies in Canada scurrying to review their commission policies.
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China's broadcast watchdog has slammed a provincial station for ignoring an order to remove sexually explicit television programs from the air, and demanded better "spiritual food" for viewers.
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The effect on YouTube and other sites isn't clear, but China says it will restrict broadcasting to state-owned or state-controlled providers.
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China has punished four of its athletes who failed to properly display a sponsor's trademark on their chests while running in the Beijing Marathon in October.
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Canada&#39;s 2010 winter Olympic games organizing Committee in Vancouver is cracking down on companies using the Olympic name who are not official sponsors, reports reaching here said Friday.
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Chinese regulators said today that the companies had exported mislabeled drug and tainted pet food ingredients.
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Chuck Guite says the normal contract process was never used to award contracts to agencies in the sponsorship program. The former manager of the federal sponsorship program says agencies were &quot;prequalified
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OTTAWA (CP) - The former head of the federal sponsorship program says he never checked to ensure ad agencies were fulfilling their contract terms and weren't overbilling the government.
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OTTAWA (CP) - A top Crown corporation executive who lost his job in the fallout from the federal sponsorship scandal will be back on the hot seat this week at a public inquiry into the affair.
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Credit Suisse First Boston&#39;s Canadian unit must pay regulators C$1.5 million ($1.3 million) to settle accusations that it improperly traded shares of BCE Inc.
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China's broadcast watchdog has slammed a provincial station for ignoring an order to remove sexually explicit television programmes from the air, and demanded better "spiritual food" for viewers.
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VANCOUVER (CP) - B.C. Ferry Services broke the law by cutting a local firm in the first stage in a bidding process for a lucrative contract to build three new ships, say union leaders who are threatening to sue if the company doesn't reconsider.
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TORONTO, Nov. 28 -- Regulators have launched an investigation into allegations that the Canadian divisions of Nestle, Cadbury, Hershey and others have teamed up in a price-fixing scheme in the multibillion-dollar Canadian business of chocolate bars, company officials confirmed Wednesday.
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House committee demands answers from the agency after investigators turn up dozens of intrusions last year with ties to Chinese Web servers. An IT contractor says it wasn't at fault.
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VANCOUVER (CP) - A B.C. government ministerial aide being probed for breach of trust was initially under investigation on allegations of money-laundering and corruption, newly released documents reveal.
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China&#39;s media regulators  have banned reality TV shows that feature plastic surgery or  sex-change operations, after some viewers complained they were  &quot;horrifying and sickening,&quot; local media reported Tuesday.