Public accountability, in public
Giving every citizen and consumer a public voice.
LegConn turns isolated complaints into documented, trackable cases against municipalities, agencies, banks, telecoms, landlords and service providers. Report what happened, follow the timeline, and ask for a real answer.
Free to use. Reports are public. Allegations are unverified until resolved, sample demo content is labelled, and every status change is written to the case timeline.
How a case moves
Public at every step- 1
Report
Title, description, organization, location, severity
- 2
Validate
Community confirms the same problem or a resolution
- 3
Escalate
A formal letter generated from the case record
- 4
Resolve
Outcome recorded in the permanent timeline
10
Public reports
30%
Marked resolved
9
Organizations tracked
24
Community responses
Recent public reports
The newest cases on the platform, newest first.
Building permit stuck in review for fourteen weeks
City of Ottawa · Ottawa, ON · Oct 16, 2026
Estimated meter readings led to a $600 overcharge
Hydro One · Kingston, ON · Oct 11, 2026
Snow clearing on our street delayed for nine days
City of Ottawa · Ottawa, ON · Oct 5, 2026
Charged for internet service I cancelled three months ago
Bell Canada · Ottawa, ON · Sep 27, 2026
Pothole on Bank Street damaged two tires
City of Ottawa · Ottawa, ON · Sep 14, 2026
Who is being reported — and how often they resolve it
Counts come from public reports only. A high number is not proof of wrongdoing; a low resolution rate means cases are staying open in public.
Browse all organization profiles →From complaint to case
Document the issue
File a report with the organization, category, location, severity and what happened. Your case gets a permanent public reference number.
Let the community validate it
Other people who share the experience can confirm the same problem, or record whether it was resolved. Counts stay public.
Escalate with a letter
Generate a formal complaint, municipal request, privacy request or final notice addressed to the right department — then track the outcome.
Something went wrong? Put it on the record.
It takes a few minutes, and you keep a permanent reference number.