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Investigator Chronicles Ep. 5 ft. Lisa Southern

October 20, 2026

In Episode 5, Lisa Southern, a founding partner of Southern Law in Vancouver and the first Integrity Commissioner for the City of Vancouver, joins Investigator Chronicles host Christine Thomlinson to talk about her path from labour and employment lawyer to adjudicator to investigator, and what her career across hearing rooms and institutional files has taught her about running a fair, effective process.

From Case to Practice:When must Workplace Investigators Disclose Documents from their File?

October 15, 2026 | By Christine Thomlinson

When I first started doing workplace investigations, I don’t think it ever crossed my mind that someone might someday get to see the notes I took in interviews, or anything else in my investigation file. Over time, this began to be discussed as a risk, and it certainly made me more thoughtful about what I recorded in connection with my investigation work.

Why Neutrality Matters in Workplace Assessments

September 29, 2026 | By Cory Boyd

The importance of neutrality within a workplace investigation is oft-discussed and, at this point, well understood. I frequently tell participants in our Workplace Investigation Fundamentals workshop that to undertake a fair investigation they need to be capable of being open to the possibility that any person they interview – complainant, respondent, or witness – is telling them the truth.

10 Lessons for Investigators Interviewing Children

September 23, 2026 | By Christine Thomlinson

In Episode 4 of Investigator Chronicles, I talk to child forensic interviewing specialist, Dayna Boyko, about her expertise in interviewing children. Dayna spent 25 years in the Toronto Police Service, 16 of which were spent working on the Internet Child Exploitation Team, where she became an expert in interviewing child survivors and witnesses of sexual violence.

Investigator Chronicles Ep. 4 ft. Dayna Boyko

September 15, 2026

In Episode 4, Dayna Boyko — child forensic interviewing specialist, president of Helix Investigative Consulting Inc., and retired Toronto Police Service (TPS) investigator — joins our Investigator Chronicles host, Christine Thomlinson, to talk about how to get accurate, reliable accounts from child complainants and witnesses.

Building Stronger Workplaces.

Building Stronger Workplaces.

Investigator Chronicles Ep. 5 ft. Lisa Southern

From Case to Practice:When must Workplace Investigators Disclose Documents from their File?

Why Neutrality Matters in Workplace Assessments

10 Lessons for Investigators Interviewing Children

Investigator Chronicles Ep. 4 ft. Dayna Boyko

From Case to Practice: Applying Factual Findings to the Statutory Threshold for Workplace Harassment

Investigator Chronicles Ep. 3 ft. Rupa Karyampudi

From Case to Practice: The Proper Approach to Making Policy Decisions in Workplace Investigations