Whistleblower

• Lethbridge Police Commission denies public inquiry into alleged whistleblower letters

  The Lethbridge Police Commission said it will not be conducting a public inquiry of alleged whistleblower letters sent to multiple people in June of this year.

  Crime

  Nov 22, 2021
  
• Public inquiry into LPS requested after whistleblower letters allege retaliation against MLA

  'There's a suggestion of a potential planned retaliation against a named member of the professional media, as well as a sitting Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.'

  Crime

  Oct 1, 2021
  
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• Spy watchdog urges justice minister to close gaps in federal whistle-blowing framework

  The NSIRA warns of "serious risks'' to both the country and employees when there are poor protocols for disclosing wrongdoing, harassment and discrimination.

  Canada

  Nov 26, 2020
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• One investigation begun under B.C.’s new whistleblower protection law

  The Public Interest Disclosure Act aims to provide a way for current and former government employees to report wrongdoing without fear of reprisal.

  Politics

  May 20, 2020
• Whistleblower alleges U.S. failed to prepare for coronavirus, ‘blindly’ sought quick fix

  Dr. Rick Bright alleges he was demoted because he resisted pressure to allow widespread use of hydroxychloroquine, a malaria drug pushed by President Donald Trump.

  Health

  May 5, 2020
• Schumer calls for investigation into whistleblower retaliation

  The Senate Democratic leader's letter comes amid President Donald Trump's ouster of key government officials in the impeachment probe.

  World

  Feb 10, 2020
• City of Regina to introduce protections for whistleblowers, modernize internal policies

  The City of Regina is updating the internal policies governing employees, adding specific protections for whistleblowers.

  Canada

  Jan 13, 2020
• Canadian ‘whistleblower’ to learn fate Tuesday after being detained for years in the Middle East

  The family of a Canadian geologist jailed in Dubai on fraud charges is cautiously optimistic he'll be exonerated in a court hearing scheduled for Tuesday.

  Canada

  Dec 23, 2019
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• ‘I will vote yes’: Democrats across U.S. start announcing their intent to impeach Trump

  The scene played out across the nation’s polarized landscape Monday as about a dozen of the 31 most vulnerable House Democrats climbed off the fence and into the ranks of lawmakers who will vote for formal abuse and obstruction charges against Trump this week.

  Politics

  Dec 17, 2019
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• SHA employees may be included in whistleblower protections following ‘hush memo’

  Following a call from the opposition, the health minister will look into extending whistleblower protection to Saskatchewan Health Authority employees.

  Politics

  Nov 21, 2019