Citizens have a right to know; Councillor urges end to MissiLeaks probe
Citizens have a right to know and government officials have a responsibility to not impede that right.
City lawyers confident in urban boundary row
The city has about a 70 per cent chance of beating the 20 appellants challenging city council’s urban boundary decision.
Councillor urges end to MissiLeaks probe
Mississauga councillor concludes that it’s time to end the “MissiLeaks” probe.
Councillor weary of scandal
Integrity commissioner concludes that one of two leaked memos was in breach of confidentiality and breach of trust owed by the city to members of its staff.
Leaked e-mail a ‘breach of confidentiality’: report
Integrity commissioner’s report is released regarding two internal e-mails leaked to media.
What’s the point?
City councillors refuse to cooperate with City’s integrity commissioner.
Integrity boss concerned by MissyLeaks
Leaking of city’s confidential memos “could prejudice the free and candid flow of information from staff to members of Council”.
Taxes after death not so certain
Losing a parent is never easy, but pile on the added responsibility of being the executor of a will to a son or daughter, and a heart-wrenching situation can become […]
Integrity commissioner condemns email leak
Mississauga’s integrity commissioner says distribution of one of two leaked internal emails constitutes a clear breach of confidentiality.
Leaked e-mail violates City’s conduct code: Report
Leaking of a confidential e-mail to the media could represent a serious systemic problem for the City.
Mississauga leaks ‘clear breach of trust’; Integrity watchdog
Newly installed integrity commissioner concludes that one of two memos was confidential and should not have been shared with the media.
Watson vows urban border will be ‘vigorously’ defended
Appellants named in an OMB appeal dispute some of the factors the city used to define its boundary.
Uneasy alliance with PQ; Ignatieff pushes for religious tolerance
The human rights of minorities are vulnerable when parties are in search of majorities in and around election time.
Is Your Independent Contractor Truly Independent?
Third category dependent contractor determined in Ontario Court of Appeal decision in McKee v. Reid’s Heritage Homes Ltd.
What did they expect?
Integrity commissioner asked if leak of internal memo to media violated the City’s code of conduct.