Whistleblowing Canada Launches Video Series to Empower Whistleblowers in Ontario

Pamela Forward, President, Whistleblowing Canada

- supporting access to justice for whistleblowers in Ontario

it’s critical that individuals understand their rights and the protections available to them”
— Pamela Forward
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA, November 21, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Whistleblowing Canada Launches Video Series to Empower Whistleblowers in Ontario

Navigating the decision to blow the whistle is a daunting task, whether in the public or private sector.

Thanks to a generous grant from The Law Foundation of Ontario, Whistleblowing Canada Research Society (WCRS) has released two informative videos featuring lawyer, Justin A. Villeneuve, with WVGB Law Group, speaking on whistleblower rights. These resources break down the legal options available in Ontario and offer practical guidance to those considering whistleblowing.

Public Sector Rights: This video explains the legal choices in Ontario’s public sector, helping individuals understand their rights and the processes for reporting misconduct.

Private Sector Rights: This video highlights protections and options for whistleblowers in the private sector, offering practical steps to navigate challenges and minimize risks.

“Making the decision to blow the whistle takes courage, and it’s critical that individuals understand their rights and the protections available to them,” said Pamela Forward, President of Whistleblowing Canada Research Society. “These videos provide essential guidance for those navigating the complexities of whistleblowing in Ontario, equipping them with the knowledge to act responsibly and safeguard their well-being.”

Both videos are now available on the Whistleblowing Canada website and YouTube.

For more information, visit https://www.whistleblowingcanada.com/what_are_your_rights or contact Whistleblowing Canada Research Society at pamela@whistleblowingcanada.com.

About Whistleblowing Canada Research Society

Whistleblowing Canada Research Society (WCRS) is a non-profit, registered charity dedicated to advancing education on the whistleblowing phenomenon in Canada through research. This research is shared publicly to inform public discussion and public policy development.

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