French priest accused of sex crimes in Nunavut has died
Johannes Rivoire was wanted in Canada on a charge of sexually assaulting a young girl in Nunavut 40 years ago
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Report finds unhoused Indigenous women in Yellowknife are ‘over-policed and under-protected by the RCMP’
A new research report from the Yellowknife Women’s Society (YKWS) has found that unhoused Indigenous…
‘We’re not hearing anything’: Norway House Cree Nation frustrated after RCMP taser non-verbal 16 year old boy
‘Nobody really knows what’s going on except for what the police are releasing,’ says Joseph Brightnose.
Family of Dale Culver reacts to dropped charges against Mounties in manslaughter case
BC Prosecution has said there is not a reasonable likelihood of conviction for manslaughter charges
Family of Dale Culver calling for action from the B.C. justice system
Continued delays in court cases against Mounties charged in Culver’s death
Inuit organization calls for inquiry into how Canada handled fugitive priest
NTI says authorities knew for decades what Johannes Rivoire was accused of doing to children.
Money allocated for First Nations, Inuit policing going unspent says auditor general
Karen Hogan says federal government’s and RCMP’s actions ‘not aligned with building trust in First Nations.’
Police seek help solving double homicide in Dene First Nation
2021 fatal fire killed two in northern Manitoba
RCMP says body-worn cameras going ahead after Nunavut pilot project
The RCMP are proceeding with plans to equip officers in Nunavut with body-worn cameras despite low buy-in from the public.
