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11 storiesnewest firstlatest September 28, 2026
An ethics committee hearing on Oct. 1 will review a publicly funded World Business Chicago ad featuring Mayor Johnson and former President Trump, questioning the use of taxpayer money for political promotion.
Chicago City Council will vote on September 9 to adopt an ethics reform ordinance that incorporates three‑year‑old proposals from the Board of Ethics, aiming to tighten rules and curb pay‑to‑play practices.
Quebec’s ethics commissioner has opened an investigation into National Assembly member Vincent Marissal over allegations that he let others use a government‑funded official apartment in exchange for overseas accommodation or guest points, potentially breaching ethics rules.
The Quebec ethics commissioner has opened an investigation into National Assembly member Vincent Marissal over claims he let others use a government‑funded apartment in exchange for personal benefits, assessing potential violations of provincial ethics rules.
The Quebec ethics commissioner has opened an investigation into MP Vincent Marissal to assess if he allowed others to use a government‑funded apartment in return for overseas accommodation or guest points, potentially breaching conflict‑of‑interest rules.
The Quebec ethics commissioner opened an investigation on August 27, 2026, into allegations that MNA Vincent Marissal traded access to a government‑funded apartment for future overseas accommodation or guest points, potentially breaching provincial ethics rules.
The Quebec ethics commissioner has opened an investigation into MP Vincent Marissal over claims he let others use a government‑funded official apartment in exchange for future accommodation abroad or guest points, to assess potential breaches of ethics rules.
The Quebec ethics commissioner has opened an investigation into MP Vincent Marissal over alleged misuse of a government‑funded apartment in exchange for future accommodation benefits, to assess potential breaches of provincial ethics rules.
Benjamin Bycel, the founding director of the Los Angeles Ethics Commission and former ACLU attorney, died at 84. He created the commission in 1991 and shaped its early oversight role for the city.
Westmount Mayor Michael Stern will contest an ethics complaint alleging he used disrespectful language toward municipal officials and staff. The matter will be examined by the Quebec Municipal Commission, which will determine if the alleged conduct breaches provincial ethics rules.
Mayor Michael Stern of Westmount was cited by the Quebec Municipal Commission on July 17, 2026 for seven alleged ethics violations involving disrespectful language and uncivil behavior toward city officials and staff.
