The Canadian Public Accountability Board has continued, with modifications, restrictions and audit quality requirements imposed on Kingston Ross Pasnak LLP after its 2025 inspection identified one significant finding across two reporting issuer audit files. Although the results improved from previous inspections, the regulator determined that the firm had not yet demonstrated the sustained improvement needed to substantially ease enforcement measures. The finding involved violations of Canadian Auditing Standards on risk assessment and audit evidence. Kingston Ross Pasnak remains barred from accepting new medium and high risk reporting issuers, while a designated partner remains prohibited from leading new reporting issuer engagements. The firm must retain an external engagement quality reviewer for all reporting issuer audits, arrange external training, complete a root cause analysis and implement an audit quality action plan, with quarterly regulatory meetings continuing. The board terminated separate requirements covering a portfolio assessment and testing of selected controls after the firm completed them to its satisfaction.