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Most Canadian public companies are facing unprecedented financial and market conditions and business challenges, and this has been reflected both in the results of operations in 2008 and in the outcomes under 2008’s compensation plans
Earlier this year, the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that the actuaries being sued in connection with the deficits of two underfunded Slater Steel Corp. pension plans could bring third-party claims against former directors, officers or employees of Slater and a related corporation who served on Slater’s audit committee
