Year in Review 2023

This year has been eventful for Whistleblowing Canada. 

Here is a list of our accomplishments: 

Speaking Engagements

• Association of Canadian Financial Officers Destigmatizing Whistleblowing 
• Parliamentary Committee on Bill C290 – An Act to amend the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act –
  Presentations from Board and Advisory Board members, Pamela Forward, Joanna Gualtieri and Ian Bron and whistleblower, Sean Bruyea
• World Congress of the International Sociological Association 
• Whistleblowers of America, Workplace Promise Conference – Global NGO Panel
• Queen’s University, Smith School of Business – Presentations Panel on Managing and Auditing Whistleblowing Management Systems

Webinars

• Whistleblowing in Westminister Governments Such as Canada: Still not a Safe Space by presenter, Ian Bron
• Moral Injury by presenter, Richard Rapoport
• Whistleblowing by Nurses by Amelie Perron, University of Ottawa
• Achieving Social Justice for South African Whistleblowers – Tina Uys and Ugy Radulovich
  
  

Grant
Grant Awarded from the Law Foundation of Ontario. Funding provided to conduct a survey of lawyers in Ontario
and develop a directory of whistleblower-friendly lawyers.

Calls from Whistleblowers on the following topics: 

• Electrical safety in Ontario
• Trampled Rights of a disabled young person in Saskatchewan
• Fraud in British Columbia
• Fraud in Ontario 
• Misconduct at CBC in Quebec
• Dentist in Alberta maltreated by Professional Association
  
  

Speakers Bureau

Launched Speakers Bureau comprised of Board and Advisory Board members