Media Mentions
* The Burlington Post, Ontario. "Burlington creating whistleblower program for city employees to report wrongdoing." Dec. 10, 2025.
* IM, Quebec. "Whistleblower Protection Act Must Be Improved, Whistleblowing Canada Says." June 19, 2025.
* CJOB Radio Interview, Winnipeg. "The Whistleblowing Paradox". January 15, 2025
* Le Droit- "Whistleblower protection to be debated in the Senate in September". June 23, 2024.
* Carleton University: "Sounding the Alarm: Advocating for the Rights of Whistleblowers in Canada" April 2024.
Read More: Advocating for the Rights of Whistleblowers in Canada (carleton.ca)
* Law 360 - “Whistleblower programs gaining ground in Canada’s corporate sector, say researchers”. March 12, 2024.
* CHED Radio Interview - "Why the Federal Task Force Reviewing the Whistleblower Disclosure Law is being criticized." January 2023.
* Canadian Press article "Whistleblower group criticizes federal review of wrongdoing disclosure regime." Dec. 24, 2023.
*Info news, Kelowna, BC. “Where are COVID cases? New lobby group fighting for the information”. May 27, 2020.
*CTV Interview of Whistleblowing Canada President Pamela Forward. May 25, 2020
"Transparency During Covid 19"
*CBC Interview of Whistleblowing Canada Advisory Board Member - Tom Devine
"A tissue paper shield": Expert slams Canada's lack of protections for whistleblowers". Nov, 2019.
Publications
* The Hamiltonian, Ontario. "Effective Whistleblowing Systems. A Q & A Session." Dec. 18, 2025.
* Op Ed, the Toronto Star, May 30, 2024. "Whistleblowers once again prove their worth: no whistleblower, no election interference inquiry". By Dean Baxendale and Pamela Forward.
* Op Ed, the Toronto Star, Sept. 18, 2020. "Governments Failing to Address Weak Whistleblower Legislation". By Pamela Forward and Edgar Schmidt.
*Financial Times Global Legal Hackathon, May 22, 2020. Canadian COVID 19 Accountability Group – Whistleblowing Canada a contributing member.
"Protecting Whistleblowers and Increasing Transparency in Canada in the age of COVID - 19".
* Rossland Telegraph, Nov. 2019. Paloma Raggo. "If the Trump whistleblowers lived in Canada they'd face serious risks". (This article originally appeared in The Conversation and subsequently in a number of publications across Canada).