Corporate crimes are difficult to detect and prosecute. Previously, corruption of Canadian public officials was covered by the Criminal Code of Canada. However, in $1999$:

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lobby groups acknowledged that there is a disincentive for a corporation to report corruption or cooperatate with authorities.

the partnership between federal political parties has rendered the Code mostly obsolete

the Criminal Code of Canada has been focussing on the Canadian Council of Chief Executives and whether their conduct is ethical.

the Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act $($CFPOA$)$ was passed covering foreign officials. This legislation consists of

laws to discourage Canadian corporations from engaging in corrupt acts at home or abroad.