We were pleased to see our op-ed piece recognized in Maclean’s “Big Ideas” ranking among the top ten most-read Maclean’s articles of 2025.
The piece tackles a critical investor protection gap: what happens when you’re defrauded by the firm or person who is supposed to act in your best interests. The op-ed points to Quebec’s fraud compensation fund as one practical example of how investors can be better protected when trust is broken, and why similar solutions deserve consideration across Canada.
At FAIR Canada, we continue to advocate for investor protection frameworks that recognize the central role trust plays—and ensure meaningful safeguards are in place when that trust is abused.