KellyDonovan.ca (She/They)
@Fit4Duty_Ethics
Kelly Donovan is a whistleblowing former police officer. Self-Represented litigant. Author of "Police Line: Do Not Cross." Unverified by choice.
As of January 2025, @WRPSToday has spent over $771k to fight a whistleblower who walked away from a career in policing over 8 years ago!!! The very person advising them to keep fighting is the one benefiting from it. 🤔
How can justice be “seen to be done” when it can’t be seen at all? Now litigants have to choose between an accommodation for disability (virtual) and open court principle. Canada is slipping down the slope of unethicality. tbnewswatch.com/local-news/cha…
Good list! Have a read and familiarize yourself with these phenomenal Canadians: #CanadaDay2025
Since it is Canada Day, I thought I would share my personal choices for the Top 10 Canadians (pre-colonial to today). This is just my opinion, nothing more. Everyone will have their own Top 10 with different names :) #1 - Terry Fox (1958 - 1981) 🧵1/11
I am a 46-year old woman, but I didn’t always have the courage to speak up. If we don’t teach young women to say and do exactly what Canadian judges want in the case of a sexual assault, we are failing. So, what is it exactly? It is absurd that it has come to this.
Public transit. Sounds about right. Let’s give them more subsidies, then his salary can go even higher. I, for one, believe that “the norm” now is insane.
NEW: Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay will be eligible for a six-figure performance bonus every year, on top of a base salary of roughly $687,000. #OnPoli globalnews.ca/news/11302674/…
So, what exactly will change?
The absolute disdain that people have for government workers (as you'll see in the replies) is so ridiculous and so incredibly misguided - Carney's massive cuts means waiting hours more on the phone with the CRA, it means having trouble accessing EI and your pension.
This is what happens when police don't press charges for Years after a report. Cases need to be prosecuted immediately when evidence and memories are fresh.
This is ridiculous. It happened in 2021 in my Superior Court motion hearing and the very same CBC pointed the finger at me! Now they are just excluding the public instead of having participants ID themselves and regulate the technology? It’s so easy to do. cbc.ca/news/canada/wi…
York Region, #Canada has seen a 98% rise in shootings and 109% rise in car-jackings. Their response - (We really need to stop this ‘rapport’ building nonsense and get back to grass roots policing.)
“Why don’t you just complain to the police oversight bodies?” This is what police oversight looks like in Ontario, Canada: policevswhistleblower.ca/complaints
The state of policing in Canada:
Female recently applied @rcmpgrcpolice 18 months from application to psych She was asked 9 questions about masterbation After answering 7 -8 she told male interviewer she didn’t feel comfortable She is no longer in the process The questions included but not limited too -
How many of these acts are behaved by police leaders across Canada on a daily basis? In my case alone, every single one. @Paul_Derry @shesrideordie @tarnishedblog @mobinfiltrator
3 things my employer said during closing arguments this week: 1. I’m a liar, and believe my own lies. 2. I’m litigious and misandrist. 3. I was asking for it. #Workplace #SexualHarassment #Waterloo #WhyWomenDontReport
This is an accurate reflection of the @LawSocietyLSO in my experience. I had 3 complaints closed without any action by them simply because the lawyers are currently committing the misconduct. Once it ends, I am told to refile. nationalpost.com/news/canada/wh…
UN-BE-LIEV-A-BLE. The audacity of him to say this with a straight face when he blatantly violates First Nation rights and the constitution. After years of racist comments about First Nations, this lacks in sincerity and substance. When you respect First Nation rights - including…
National Indigenous Peoples Day is an opportunity to learn about the cultures, histories and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples in Ontario and to recommit to working together to build a stronger, more inclusive province.
Ten years after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Canada is moving backwards ricochet.media/indigenous/ten…
Corion Evans, a 16-year-old from Mississippi, saw a car with three girls accidentally drive into a river. Without hesitating, he jumped in, swam out, and rescued all three—then helped a police officer who was struggling during the rescue. That’s four lives saved by a teenager…
…the misconduct by the CFNIS “in this case is so egregious and systemic that it shocks the community’s conscience.” (Ontario Superior Court Judge)
Canadian military police leaders refuse civilian oversight mandated by Parliament, watchdog report says ottawacitizen.com/public-service… via @ottawacitizen