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Whistleblowers need better protection in Saskatchewan: reportThe public interest disclosure commissioner outlined a number of ways the government can work to assure public sector employees can file complaints without fear of reprisal.PoliticsApr 14, 2022
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Saskatchewan ombudsman recommends fair jail discipline, prescription improvementsSaskatchewan’s ombudsman investigated disciplinary measures in Saskatchewan jails and found several elements were unfair to inmates.CanadaApr 28, 2020
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Saskatchewan advocate for children and youth resigns after harassment complaintsSaskatchewan’s advocate for children and youth, Corey O’Soup, has resigned following an investigation into harassment complaints.CanadaJun 27, 2019
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Saskatchewan ombudsman says an income assistance rule is not fairSaskatchewan's ombudsman is calling on the province to change rules on how lump sum child support arrears work with income assistance programs.PoliticsApr 18, 2019
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Sask. public interest & disclosure commissioner troubled by lack of complaintsSince the office was created in 2012, Saskatchewan's public interest and disclosure commissioner has only received 77 inquires about whistleblowing.PoliticsApr 18, 2019
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Ombudsman calls on improved video preservation in Sask. correctional centresSaskatchewan's ombudsman is raising concern over storage of video evidence in Saskatchewan correctional centres, citing two investigations where video evidence was insufficient.CrimeApr 26, 2018
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Saskatchewan’s ombudsman still taking health complaintsSaskatchewan’s ombudsman Mary McFadyen says people can still contact her office with administrative health complaints.HealthDec 7, 2017
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Saskatoon Correctional Centre cleanliness an issue: ombudsmanSaskatchewan ombudsman Mary McFadyen makes recommendations after concerns raised over the cleanliness of the Saskatoon Correctional Centre.CanadaApr 27, 2017
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Fall risk not ‘properly assessed’ before death of senior in Regina care home, ombudsman saysSaskatchewan's ombudsman says a long-term care home in Regina did not properly assess the risk of a fall or follow fall prevention policies before the death of 87-year-old Jessie Sellwood in 2013.HealthSep 23, 2016
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Low rate of complaints by Saskatchewan public servantsToo few whistles? Mary McFadyen, Saskatchewan’s public interest disclosure commissioner, queries low complaints from public servants.CanadaJul 29, 2014
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