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Oct 29, 2026
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Disciplinary hearing is ‘double punishment,’ accountant’s lawyer says
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That complaint was resolved through mediation and EPR issued a press release in November 2022, stating its report was not an audit and apologizing to Mallon.
In a separate but related case in September, the NWT Supreme Court dismissed a $26.6-million lawsuit Chakrabarty and EPR filed against the Town of Norman Wells that alleged the town’s complaint to CPA NWT/NU was “malicious, unjustified, without merit” and caused reputational harm.
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Disciplinary hearing is ‘double punishment,’ accountant’s lawyer says
Emily Blake
Thursday October 29, 2026 at 5:48am MT
The Yellowknife Courthouse. Emily Blake/Cabin Radio
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The lawyer for a Yellowknife accountant facing a disciplinary hearing argues allowing that hearing to take place would amount to “double punishment.”…
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