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Ian Bron, Adjunct Professor, Law and Ethics, Carleton University

A former whistleblower explains the dangers of Canada's feeble whistleblowing laws

Canadian laws protecting whistleblowers are generally pushed through in the aftermath of a crisis, but rarely turn out to be effective. (Shutterstock)

Canada has had whistleblowing laws since 2007, when the federal government’s Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (PSDPA) came into force. All provinces have followed suit, most adopting modified versions of the PSDPA.

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