Compound markups are inflating the costs of products at every point in the Canadian supply chain due to monopolistic practices says economics professor

Participatory budgeting is a direct opportunity for public involvement in how taxpayer dollars are spent and can revive trust in governments

Female board members are more likely to challenge ideas and opinions in a way the men were not, say Canadian accounting professors

Two Canadian accounting professors on the role of gender in mitigating cyber risk

Oilsands producers are spending their windfall on buybacks and debt reduction rather than reinvestment, with implications for Alberta economy, taxation

Surcharges or cash discounts could be the solution to hidden interchange fees

Today is International Accounting Day — an opportunity for all of us to pause, reflect and celebrate the work and investment you put into your clients

Transparency in financial disclosure is a crucial part of ethical, responsible governance, say Canadian accounting professors

Four Canadian accounting professors say corporate codes of conduct can offset the failures of audit committees in helping to prevent fraud

As a profession, accountants are aiding and abetting unethical tax avoidance, yet feel that our behaviour falls within our code of ethics, says Nick Shepherd

Despite legitimate concerns from the insolvency community, a private member's bill has quietly gained traction says David Bish of Torys LLP

Nick A. Shepherd on the constraints of accounting in the knowlege economy