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December 2014	Massive fraud found in department of Leisure services Skating revenue gone missing from community arenas City Solicitor Canapini reimbursed $ 19,160.58 from tax dollars from 2010 - 2012 Sense of entitlement questioned Editorial Rate Your Mayor: Politician personality, Machiavellianism, and political skill as predictors of performance ratings in political roles
November 2014	Allegations pouring in Benkovich facing new allegations of violating human rights Labour and employment legal fees on the rise People’s Right to Elect and Protect their Mayor Paid News vs. Public Perception Editorial From command and control to self-confidence in government: Meeting challenges
October 2014	Brian Bigger made history, outrunning his opponents with a stunning victory Bigger earned 46.32% popular votes “Openness, transparency and accountability” "Botched Analysis" MacDonald’s interpretation of polling results statistically flaws Bigger Leading Mayoral race Final results will be within the range of 32.5 % - 39.7% of popular votes Who could Topple TDS Dynasty? Open and Transparent Municipal Government Municipal Election Forcing New Politics of Sudbury Identity Editorial Political communication: Negativism - A Meta-Analytic Assessment
September 2014	Exposed: Northern Life editor, Mark Gentili’s “bully” explanation is factually flawed Credibility of “paid news” is questionable Northern Life Editor Mark Gentili’s editorial maintains secrecy of the bureaucratic agenda at City hall Credibility of “paid news” questioned once again Crown dropped fraud charges: Conspiracy exposed City did not submit Original copy of the false affidavit to the Court Dark side of Nodorozny’s Sorry Saga Transit Ticket Scandal: Privacy Commissioner’s office ordered to release KPMG external audit report (IPC Order # MO-3056) Editorial Bully vs. theory with the actions of two e-bandits, Anonymous and WikiLeaks
August 2014	Auditor General Axed, Internal Audits suspended: Integrity in question “Northern Life” City Hall reporter Darren MacDonald in City bureaucrats’ payroll: Report Journalism Sold - Credibility of ‘Paid News’ questioned Fowke and Benkovich’s sinister attempt to keep public in the dark thawed Benkovich’s new work assignment is “Controversial” - Tribunal Editorial Does Exposing Corrupt Politicians Reduce Corruption?
July 2014	City in crisis: Systemic problem at City hall The politics of ‘entitlement’: Eating well on taxpayers’ dime… Editorial Enforcement and Public Corruption: Evidence from the American States
June 2014	Ontario Human Rights Tribunal makes landmark ruling Vexatious litigant request denied Benkovich and Fowke locked down 4 years of lengthy Human Rights battle, finally ends Benkovich and Fowke accepted defeat Dupuis golfing on taxpayers’ account Mayoral candidate’s spending scandal … New allegations surfaced… Editorial Testing the Political Replacement Effect: A Panel Data Analysis
May 2014	Matichuk’s Global Office spending under scrutiny Speech writing expense controversy…Tax payers dodged thousands of dollars Editorial Prevention: An Effective Tool to Reduce Corruption
April 2014	Taxpayers dodged a serious stompin’ at Matichuk’s global office Matichuk’s wine and dine on taxpayers’ expense…Glass of Orange juice cost $14.00 Editorial Municipal Government corruption Prevention: The actions are sufficient?
March 2014	Matichuk’s Global Office: Spending under scrutiny Global Office Budget: Matichuk’s Adviser Saga Advice received from the mayor’s campaign manager cost tax payers more than $29,380.00 Editorial Corruption as Injustice
February 2014	Human Resources: Denial, Cover-up and gross incompetence City’s witness is unreliable: Coordinator of Human Resources Fowke’s Internal investigations under the "workplace violence and harassment prevention policy" are factually and legally flawed Editorial Questioning the acceptability of the Cognitive Interview
January 2014	Lack of Accountability: "Gravy train" all over again City hired private lawyer to cover-up for their assistant solicitor, Kristen Newman City’s "cover-up" lawyer Khoraych, had her request denied in the Toronto case Editorial Human rights and the culture wars: Globalization and the universality of human rights


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