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Jennifer Quaid

Jennifer Quaid

Associate Professor, Civil Law Section, Faculty of Law, L’Université d’Ottawa/University of Ottawa
My primary area of expertise is corporate criminal liability. My research combines criminal law and organization studies to develop policies and enforcement strategies that target the unique enabling role that business organizations play in creating the conditions for serious blameworthy conduct to occur. My most recent work is focused on re-framing the sentencing process to focus on rehabilitation of organizational offenders through culture change and meaningful consultation of stakeholders. I have also commented widely on Canada's new remediation agreement regime (more commonly known as DPAs). My other research interests lie in general criminal law, sentencing, sexual assault law and business law, particularly competition law and corporate governance. A member of the Bars of Québec, Ontario and New York, I practised law for several years, first with the federal Department of Justice and then in private practice for a leading New York firm before joining the academy. I also clerked for the Honourable Frank Iacobucci of the Supreme Court of Canada.

Canada needs to move beyond poorly enforced bribery laws and tackle corruption's root causes

Nov 02, 2023 13:30 pm UTC| Law

Canadas enforcement of laws against foreign bribery is weak, according to a recent report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). A working group from the OECD has found that, in the...

Despite legal costs awarded to Rogers-Shaw, the competition commissioner’s challenge to the telecom merger was not a waste of taxpayer money

Sep 18, 2023 05:52 am UTC| Law

Months after rejecting the Commissioner of Competitions application to challenge the merger between Rogers and Shaw Communications, the Competition Tribunal ordered the commissioner to pay nearly $13 million in costs to...

Supreme Court: Can a corporation be subjected to cruel and unusual punishment?

Jan 27, 2020 03:14 am UTC| Insights & Views Law

Yes, you read that headline right. As far-fetched as it sounds, the Supreme Court of Canada just heard a case that raises the question of whether the protection against cruel and unusual punishment set out in the Canadian...

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Economy

China's Manufacturing Growth Slows: PMI Signals Caution Amid Economic Challenges

In December 2024, Chinas Caixin Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)stoodat50.5. Thismeansthat the manufacturing sector is still growing for the third month in a row, but the growth is slower than expected....

Putin Drives Russia's Government and Top Bank to Strengthen AI Cooperation with China Amid Sanctions

President Vladimir Putin has tasked Russias government and Sberbank to bolster AI cooperation with China. This strategic move aims to counter the impact of Western sanctions that have hindered Moscows access to critical...

Russia's Gas Transit Halt Through Ukraine Signals Europe’s Break From Decades of Reliance

The transit of Russian gas through Ukraine officially stopped on New Years Day, ending decades of Moscows dominance in Europes energy markets. The halt follows Ukraines refusal to renew the deal, pushing Europe closer to...

Venezuela Tops 9% Economic Growth in 2024 with Hydrocarbons Boosting a Historic Recovery Year

Venezuela surpassed 9% economic growth in 2024, President Nicolas Maduro announced, crediting the hydrocarbons sector for its crucial role in driving recovery. The nation shows signs of progress as it tackles ongoing...

Xiaomi SU7 Debuts Striking New Color for 15th Anniversary as EV Demand Surges

Marking its 15th anniversary, Xiaomi introduces a striking new red color for the SU7 EV, launching January 1 for $1,230. Production ramps up as demand for the model grows in China. Xiaomi SU7 Gains Limited Edition Color...

Politics

Vegas Blast Claims Life, Injures Seven in Shocking New Year Tragedy

An explosion involving a Tesla Cybertruck rocked the entrance of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Years Day, killing one person and injuring at least seven others. Authorities have launched an intensive...

Biden’s Shocking Work-From-Home Deal Stirs National Debate Over Federal Jobs and Remote Work Policy

President Joe Biden has made headlines once again with a groundbreaking decision impacting over 42,000 federal workers. By signing a work-from-home deal, Biden effectively secures remote work arrangements for these...

Melania Trump’s Plea for Peace Sparks Emotional Reactions Amid Rising Violence Across the Nation

Former First Lady Melania Trump has broken her silence on the disturbing surge in violence gripping communities across the country. Taking to Twitter, Trump shared a heartfelt message expressing her deep concern for the...

How will Donald Trump manage trade disputes with European nations?

Donald Trumps second term begins with an audacious plan to tackle trade disputes with European nations, sparking controversy and debate on both sides of the Atlantic. Known for his America First policies, Trump aims to...

Science

Explosive CIA Whistleblower Claims Havana Syndrome Victims Face Cancer, Dementia, and Government Betrayal

A former CIA operative has come forward with alarming allegations, claiming that victims of the mysterious Havana Syndrome are now battling devastating health issues, including cancer, dementia, and Parkinsons disease. The...

FDA Approval of Opdivo Injection Sparks Hope for Cancer Patients with Revolutionary Treatment Update

In a significant advancement for cancer care, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved an injectable version of Bristol Myers Squibbs blockbuster cancer drug Opdivo. Branded as Opdivo Qvantig, the new...

Public Health Experts Warn of ‘Quad-Demic’ as Flu, COVID, RSV, and Norovirus Threaten Winter Surge

Public health experts are raising alarms over a potential quad-demic this winter, with flu, COVID-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and norovirus all expected to surge simultaneously. This unprecedented convergence of...

Philippines' 'Missile Acquisition' Plan Provokes China's 'Arms Race' Warning

The Philippines has announced plans to acquire the U.S.-developed Typhon missile system to bolster its maritime defense capabilities. This decision has elicited strong reactions from China, which warns that such a move...

Technology

Elon Musk’s X Money Launch Set to Revolutionize Digital Payments and Dominate 2025’s Fintech World

In a groundbreaking move that could redefine financial technology, Elon Musks X platform is gearing up to unveil its much-anticipated payment system, X Money, in 2025. This ambitious venture promises to challenge the...

Tesla Secures $98.7 Million Land Deal for Giga Mexico to Boost Cybercab Manufacturing Potential

Tesla has purchased 1,194 hectares across four properties in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, for $98.7 million. The investment reflects Teslas strategy to enhance its manufacturing capabilities, with potential ties to its ambitious...

Apple Renames iPhone SE 4 to iPhone 16E with OLED Display, iPhone 14 Look, and Action Button Features

Apple is reportedly transforming the iPhone SE 4 into the iPhone 16E, featuring an OLED display, a refined iPhone 14-inspired design, and advanced functionalities like the Action Button, making it a standout option for...

Nvidia Seals $700 Million Runai Deal, Navigating Antitrust Scrutiny to Expand AI Ecosystem Dominance

Chipmaker Nvidia has finalized its $700 million acquisition of Israeli start-up Runai, overcoming regulatory scrutiny in the EU. The move cements Nvidias leadership in the AI graphics processing sector while promising...
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