Public Sector Integrity Commissioner, Joe Friday, tabled in Parliament a case report on founded wrongdoing. This report found that the Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge, a penal institution under the authority of Correctional Service Canada, repeatedly allowed employees to bring children to the institution creating a substantial and specific danger to their safety and constituting gross … Read more
Public Sector Integrity Commissioner Joe Friday tabled his Office’s eighth annual report. The number of disclosures made to the Office has increased to 90 from 84 the previous year. The number of complaints of reprisal is stable at 28 compared to 29 the previous year. “Our goal is to strengthen the trust in our public institutions and in … Read more
As a result of whistleblowers coming forward, the tenth founded case of wrongdoing was tabled by the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner, Mario Dion, in both Houses of Parliament. This report found that in 2012, the Ottawa Air Section (OAS) of the RCMP’s Air Services Branch contravened the Canadian Aviation Regulations which constituted wrongdoing under the … Read more
After four years at the helm of the Office of the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner, Mario Dion is leaving the office for personal reasons. Dion was first appointed Interim Commissioner in December 2010 and named commissioner one year later. “Together, with this dedicated team, I feel that at this time, the Office is well placed … Read more
Public Sector Integrity Commissioner Mario Dion tabled a Case Report on founded wrongdoing in both Houses of Parliament. The Case Report found that Mr. John Lynn, Chief Executive Officer of Enterprise Cape Breton Corporation (ECBC), committed a serious breach of his organization’s code of conduct by appointing four individuals who had publicly demonstrated ties to the Conservative … Read more
The Public Sector Integrity Commissioner, Mario Dion, tabled a Case Report of wrongdoing in both Houses of Parliament. The report concluded that wrongdoing was committed by the former regional vice-chairperson of the Ontario/Nunavut region of the Parole Board of Canada, Frederick Tufnell. Dion’s Office found that Tufnell contravened the Corrections and Conditional Release Act by … Read more
Public Sector Integrity Commissioner Mario Dion tabled a Case Report of wrongdoing in both Houses of Parliament. The report concluded that wrongdoing was committed by the previous president of the Canada School of Public Service, Guy McKenzie. Dion found that McKenzie failed to protect the identity of persons involved in a disclosure process when an … Read more
Public Sector Integrity Commissioner Mario Dion tabled a Case Report on founded wrongdoing and the Annual Report for his Office in both Houses of Parliament. The Case Report found that Charles Chrapko, former chief executive officer of Blue Water Bridge Canada (BWBC), committed wrongdoing as defined in the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act. More information … Read more
Another founded case of wrongdoing was tabled by the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner, Mario Dion, in both Houses of Parliament. This report found that the actions of a Border Services Officer at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) constituted wrongdoing under the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act. The commissioner’s report found the officer maintained a … Read more
Another founded case of wrongdoing was tabled by the Public Sector Integrity Commissioner Mario Dion in both Houses of Parliament. This report found that the actions of a director general at the Canadian International Development Agency constitute wrongdoing under the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act. The director general in this report breached a code of … Read more
