A Socialist in Canada blog reviewed “Thieves” and liked it:

http://www.rogerannis.com/thieves-of-bay-street/

A review of Thieves appeared on Indigo’s website. It can be read here:

http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/books/Thieves-Of-Bay-Street-How-Banks-Brokerages-And-The-Wealthy-Steal-Billions-From-Canadians-Bruce-Livesey/978030735963-643508-Review.html

The leftie website Rabble wrote a review of “Thieves”. You can see it here:

http://rabble.ca/books/reviews/2013/01/book-review-thieves-bay-street

Canadian Dimension magazine reviewed “Thieves” favourably. You can see it here:

http://canadiandimension.com/articles/5055/

The Literary Review of Canada has reviewed “Thieves” in its July/August issue. The review was written by Michael Decter, who works in the financial industry. On the whole it was a positive review, although his criticisms of the book are, in my opinion, completely misplaced, as he is overlooking the rampant and massive fraud in the industry that has sent the global economy into a grinding recession. Unfortunately, this review is not on-line (you have to subscribe on-line or buy the journal):

http://reviewcanada.ca/reviews/2012/07/01/trading-with-the-sharks/

Last week, “Thieves of Bay Street” reappeared on Maclean’s non-fiction bestseller list at number 6:

http://www2.macleans.ca/category/books/

Quill & Quire, the magazine of Canada’s book publishing industry, reviewed “Thieves”:

http://www.quillandquire.com/reviews/review.cfm?review_id=7696

While I was on my book tour, I ventured out to Calgary and did some media. There I met with a young, 20-something reporter with Fast Forward, the so-called alternative weekly.   We did an interview and she finally published her review of the book. Clearly the subject matter went a little over her head:

http://www.ffwdweekly.com/article/arts/books/terminally-bored-9371/

Al Rosen, Canada’s leading forensic accountant and the author of the book “Swindlers”, wrote a glowing review of “Thieves”, noting that “Having investigated many of the cases detailed through the chapters, from the never-ending saga of Nortel to the more recent scandal enveloping Sino-Forest, I can say for certain that Livesey captures not only the pertinent facts but also much of the mood, and, more significantly, the tragedy experienced by countless, risk-averse retail investors.”

Have a read of his review:

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/books-and-media/book-reviews/thieves-of-bay-street-by-bruce-livesay/article4381466/?cmpid=rss1

“From Ponzi schemers and dishonest brokers to high-profile corporate frauds, Livesey offers up a rap sheet for Canada’s pinstripe set by recounting Bay Street’s long history of shady dealings.”

Maclean’s magazine ran a positive review of “Thieves of Bay Street” this week. See it here:

http://www2.macleans.ca/2012/06/15/review-thieves-of-bay-street-how-banks-brokerages-and-the-wealthy-steal-billions-from-canadians/#more-266866