As reported on 27 May, the Conference Board of Canada was accused of plagiarizing from a U.S. lobby group's documents, which label Canadians as the file-swapping capital of the world. The Conference Board of Canada has now recalled three reports and issued a statement that an internal review determined that these reports did not follow their high quality research standards.
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May 29, 2009
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