Gary Walbourne

Gary Walbourne is the National Defence and Canadian Forces ombudsman.

Is independence real or perceived?

• There are very few public officers held in higher regard than the auditor general. The ongoing Phoenix debacle all but stole the show in

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | June 18, 2018

Is independence real or perceived?

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | June 18, 2018

• There are very few public officers held in higher regard than the auditor general. The ongoing Phoenix debacle all but stole the show in

Is independence real or perceived?

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | June 18, 2018

• There are very few public officers held in higher regard than the auditor general. The ongoing Phoenix debacle all but stole the show in

Studies on transition from military to civilian life hurting, not helping current, former members of Armed Forces

• There have been numerous occasions during my tenure as Canada’s National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces Ombudsman when I felt like Sisyphus: that character

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | February 12, 2018

Studies on transition from military to civilian life hurting, not helping current, former members of Armed Forces

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | February 12, 2018

• There have been numerous occasions during my tenure as Canada’s National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces Ombudsman when I felt like Sisyphus: that character

Studies on transition from military to civilian life hurting, not helping current, former members of Armed Forces

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | February 12, 2018

• There have been numerous occasions during my tenure as Canada’s National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces Ombudsman when I felt like Sisyphus: that character

The case for a legislated military ombudsman

• In 1992, Canada turned 125. The people who are fortunate enough to inhabit this shining light of democracy, diversity and inclusion felt a surge

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | April 3, 2017

The case for a legislated military ombudsman

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | April 3, 2017

• In 1992, Canada turned 125. The people who are fortunate enough to inhabit this shining light of democracy, diversity and inclusion felt a surge

The case for a legislated military ombudsman

Opinion | BY GARY WALBOURNE | April 3, 2017

• In 1992, Canada turned 125. The people who are fortunate enough to inhabit this shining light of democracy, diversity and inclusion felt a surge

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