Is Canada too soft on white- collar crime? Support your opinion with case examples. In what ways if any would you think the system would be more effective? Or is it just the "Canadian Way"?

Marketwatch: "The current Canadian system borders on being a joke. It invites fraud, especially from overseas companies listed in Canada whose directors are in far-off lands." http://www.marketwatch.com/story/canadas-securities-regulations-too-weak-2012-06-07

"Fines are a Farce"

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/securities-regulators-fines-called-a-farce-1.1130452

http://calgaryherald.com/news/crime/ewart-ponzi-conviction-vital-to-canadas-fight-against-white-collar-crime

https://omqlaw.ca/famous-white-collar-criminal-cases-canada/

https://www.i20research.com/articles/2019/4/24/why-white-collar-crime-is-legal-in-canada