There has been a public inquiry, and while we await a final report some of the players get their day in court.

Paul Coffin pleaded guilty to defrauding the Canadian taxpayers out of over a million dollars in adscam. And he gets to do ethics lectures at Canadian university business seminars.
Coffin paid the taxpayers back, testified at the Gomery inquiry and the reasoning is he will be shamed having to live in his community instead of doing time.
Business students should boo him off the stage, but that isn’t going to happen.

Two of his fellow defrauders pleaded not guilty in court this week.
Chuck Guité and Jean Brault entered not guilty pleas to five counts of fraud and one count of conspiracy.
They get to face juries.