Human rights complaint launched over sub-standard policing
Since 1994 the Nishnawbe Aski Police in Ontario has been saying that its level of service does not match up with non-Aboriginal police forces. But those complaints have fallen on deaf ears. Now, they are the source of a human rights complaint.
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It is a complaint that is more than a dozen years old.
Since 1994 the Nishnawbe-Aski Police in Ontario has been saying that its level of service does not match up with non-Aboriginal police forces.
But those complaints have fallen on deaf ears. Now, they are the source of a human rights complaint.
APTN National News reporter Wayne Roberts has more.
Is there not a substantial jurisdictional question – especially in light of the Supreme Court of Canada’s recent decision in NIL/TU,O? Did they also file provincially?