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Canada needs to reform its disastrously ineffective whistleblowing laws

Frances Haugen’s revelations are the latest of an ongoing succession of dramatic exposures by U.S. whistleblowers who help protect the American public by shining a light on government and corporate wrongdoing. These exposures are possible because the U.S. has pioneered laws since the mid-1970s, resulting in a broad array of highly effective legislation. In contrast, Canada has among the worst whistleblower laws on the planet.

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BY DAVID HUTTON AND DAVID KILGOUR
October 13, 2021

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