DAILY NEWS Dec 4, 2012 4:51 PM - 0 comments

Alberta to protect whistleblowers on use of public funds

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2012-12-04

Alberta has introduced Whistleblower Protection legislation and expects it to come into force on June 1 next year. The Public Interest Disclosure Act is designed to protect anyone who reports wrongdoing, including those who report "acts or omissions that create a danger to the public or environment; and gross mismanagement of public funds." The legislation will apply to the Alberta Public Service, provincial agencies, and academic and health institutions.
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