Overview
- The May 2024 workplace assessment, released in redacted form in July 2025, highlighted favouritism, poor communication and a toxic environment within the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP.
- Public Safety Canada and commission leadership have introduced intranet wellness resources plus stress-resilience, conflict-management and employee-assistance presentations.
- The commission remains without a permanent chair since Michelaine Lahaie’s departure in January, delaying full implementation of recommended leadership and accountability changes.
- Staff continue to press for an anonymous reporting system for misconduct and clearer decision-making authority to address lingering concerns over favoritism and senior management behaviour.
- Legislation expanding the watchdog’s mandate to include the Canada Border Services Agency has received royal assent, though its operational launch date has yet to be determined.