Culture shiftThe importance of fostering a speak-up culture to promote inclusion and psychological safety in the workplace

The importance of fostering a speak-up culture to promote inclusion and psychological safety in the workplace

By Mackenzie Patterson

August 08, 2024

James Buckle, middle, with his family. Courtesy of James Buckle

Now a well-respected mining industry leader, James Buckle has come a long way from his checkered past. In the 1990s, after nearly 20 years of serving as a police officer with the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)—including a decade working undercover on high-profile drug and homicide cases—Buckle had hit rock bottom.

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