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City of Dryden integrity commissioner finds no code breach in councillor’s court testimony

by HR Law Canada 10 February 2026

written by HR Law Canada 10 February 2026

An integrity commissioner has determined that a municipal councillor's testimony in an Ontario court cannot form the basis of a code of conduct violation, citing legal privilege that protects witnesse...

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City of Dryden integrity commissioner finds no code breach in councillor’s court testimony

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