This month, he was charged with sexual assault and committing indecent acts. Vice-Admiral Haydn Edmundson, the former commander in charge of human resources.He was investigated for an alleged extramarital affair that breached military policy. Retired Lt Gen Christopher Coates, Canada's former top commander at Norad.
The admiral has denied all wrongdoing and has publicly campaigned for his old job. After a probe into the allegations, the Canadian Forces said in October that there would be no charges because of insufficient evidence. The complainant, Navy Lt Heather McDonald, told Global News he "shoved the face of the ship captain into her breasts" after a button on her shirt popped open. Admiral Art McDonald, Gen Vance's successor.He faces one count of obstruction of justice for repeatedly contacting a former subordinate and asking her to make false statements about their past relationship. Retired General Jonathan Vance, former Chief of the Defence Staff.
#CANADIAN NEWS HEADLINES UPDATE#
The first tranche of speakers from banks, credit unions, fintechs, solutions providers and industry bodies, have already been announced, including Finance Canada’s Open Banking Lead, Abraham Tachjian, who will deliver an update ahead of September’s Open Banking roadmap announcement.Īmong those who have also been confirmed as speakers are Geetika Tiwari, business director, enterprise payments transformation at CIBC, Jamie Kruspel, Mainstreet’s chief transformation officer, Mauricio Deutsch, banking and capital markets leader at GFT and chief executive officer of Women Corporate Directors Foundation, Jennifer Reynolds.įind out more about Open Banking Expo Canada here. “With September’s announcement from Finance Canada fast approaching, the time is now for Canada’s Open Banking and Open Finance ecosystem to deliver change, choice and value for Canadian consumers and businesses.”Ĭox added: “The team and I are hugely proud and excited to be playing a part in building Canada’s financial ecosystem of tomorrow, today.” “We are thrilled to welcome Mastercard onboard as headline partner of Open Banking Expo Canada,” said Adam Cox, co-founder of Open Banking Expo.
Mastercard, which has global expertise in consumer protections, data privacy, global fraud identification, and secure connectivity and is managing Open Banking solutions in a number of markets, will bring a holistic approach to the Open Banking discussion, helping to solve fintechs’ and banks’ need for great digital enablement with secured commercial scale.Īttendees and speakers will gather to debate how a “made-in-Canada” Open Banking roadmap is taking shape and answer the questions that remain, following a slower-than-desired start to implementation.
#CANADIAN NEWS HEADLINES HOW TO#
As a global company, we understand how to leverage the power of our network to deliver Open Banking solutions and look forward to sharing our expertise and engaging in conversations about the future of Open Banking in Canada at this year’s Open Banking Expo.” This year’s Canada Expo will bring together more than 500 Open Banking, Open Finance and Open Payments executives from the financial services and fintech ecosystem at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.ĭarrell MacMullin, senior vice president, products and platforms of Mastercard Canada, said: “The announcement of Canada’s new Open Banking framework is the first step in the evolution of Canada’s financial system, which will transform the way Canadian businesses and consumers securely manage their data and finances. This marks the first year that Mastercard is headline partner of Open Banking Expo’s flagship Canadian event. Mastercard will foster game-changing conversations at Open Banking Expo Canada, which takes place in Toronto on June 15, 2023.
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