Former RCMP Officer Awarded Nearly $1 Million for Harassment
Lancaster House Publishing, Toronto
January 19, 2006
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has awarded a former RCMP constable $950,000 in damages for prolonged harassment by her commanding officer that left her suffering from such severe depression that she is unlikely to ever work again.

Harassment issues still linger
London Free Press
October 7, 2004
By MARISSA NELSON
A new study suggests the process for dealing with harassment is dangerous to women.

Bullies at Work
MCMILLAN BINCH LLP - March, 2004
Once Bullies On The Schoolyard, Now Bullies At Work: What Employers Can Do To Protect The Workplace

The plague that haunts us still
Globe & Mail
September 8, 2004
By WALLACE IMMEN
Sexual harassment complaints are on the rise despite years of corporate and legal prohibitions

Firing corporate whistleblowers will soon be a crime
Toronto Star
September. 3, 2004
By TYLER HAMILTON, TECHNOLOGY REPORTER
RCMP, securities investigators happy
Insider trading now in Criminal Code

Fighting fires and sexual harassment
Canoe.ca - CNEWS
September 4, 2004
By JEREMY HAINSWORTH

Workplace bullying needs real solutions
The Halifax Herald Limited
July 13, 2004
By CHRIS MORRIS / The Canadian Press

Rights case spurs debate
Toronto Star
August 3, 2004
By ROBERT CRIBB, STAFF REPORTER
Women students protest treatment
Seek review of sex harassment case

The rights stuff
Canoe.ca - CNEWS
By KATHLEEN MARTENS, BUSINESS REPORTER
August 2, 2004
Author tells employers how to avoid problems

Human Rights Complaints
McMillan Binch LLP
Internal Complaints Procedures in Your Organization