Navigating the decision to blow the whistle can be challenging, whether you work in the public or private sector. In two insightful videos, Justin Villeneuve breaks down the rights of whistleblowers in Ontario, offering essential guidance and practical options. From understanding legal protections in the public sector to exploring the steps and safeguards available in the private sector, these resources aim to empower individuals to speak up while safeguarding their rights. If you’re considering whistleblowing, start here to gain the knowledge you need to make an informed decision. Should you wish to speak to a lawyer, click here to go to our Directory of lawyers for whistleblowers.
Whistleblowing in Ontario: What Are My Rights in the Public Sector?
In this informative video, Justin A. Villeneuve sheds light on the rights of individuals considering whistleblowing in Ontario's public sector.
Watch Justin A. Villeneuve speak to your rights in the Public Sector
Whistleblowing in Ontario: What Are My Rights in the Private Sector?
Considering whistleblowing in Ontario’s private sector? Justin A. Villeneuve dives into the protections available for those who choose to speak up. While Canada’s whistleblower-protection laws may have gaps, there are measures in place to shield individuals from being fired, demoted, or mistreated.
Watch Justin A. Villeneuve speak to your rights in the Private Sector
Whistleblowing in Ontario: A Guide to Relevant Laws
At Whistleblowing Canada, we are committed to fostering research and education around whistleblowing. Unfortunately, Canada’s legal framework for whistleblower protection remains unclear and inadequate, leaving many individuals vulnerable to retaliation. This leads to silence and potential harm. To support your journey, we’ve compiled a list of laws that could be relevant for whistleblowers in Ontario depending on circumstances.
This resource complements the videos on this page, providing additional information to help you navigate your rights.
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This work was made possible by a grant from The Law Foundation of Ontario.
Access to Justice for Whistleblowers: Results of a Survey of Ontario Lawyers
Whistleblowing Canada Research Society (WCRS) is dedicated to researching, educating, and communicating the vital role of whistleblowers in upholding democratic principles. In line with this mission we conducted a survey of Ontario lawyers to provide key insights that will inform future research, educational initiatives, and the development of legal resources for whistleblowers.
This report provides the results of our survey.
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