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But there is no fine. Why?
"We do not have the authority to levy fines," rued McEvoy. "To be clear, that is an authority we believe regulators in Canada should have. My office should have it to act as a deterrent, to ensure that the public knows somebody is looking after their interests and make sure somebody has their back.”
On this edition of theBreaker.news Podcast, hear from both McEvoy and Therrien, who released their joint investigation report on Nov. 26 in Vancouver.
Plus commentaries and headlines from the Pacific Rim and Pacific Northwest.
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