OTTAWA — Oops.&nbsp;

Catherine Tait, the outgoing president of CBC/Radio-Canada had to pay a $200 fine after violating a section of the Conflict of Interest Act dealing with asset reporting, which the corporation says happened as a result of an investment error.

A notice was recently posted to the public registry of Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner Konrad von Finckenstein’s office about administrative penalties imposed by the commissioner.

Catherine Tait, the outgoing president of CBC/Radio-Canada had to pay a $200 fine after violating a section of the Conflict of Interest Act dealing with asset reporting, which the corporation says happened as a result of an investment error.{ai:summary}Catherine Tait, the outgoing president of CBC/Radio-Canada, was fined $200 for violating the Conflict of Interest Act due to an investment error. This incident was recorded in the public registry of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner. #politics

CBC president Catherine Tait pays $200 conflict-of-interest fine, blames investment advisor

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