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Policing in Canada

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Colten Boushie’s family to respond to watchdog report that found discrimination March 22, 2021 First Nations leaders and relatives of Colten Boushie, a young Cree man shot and killed on a Saskatchewan...Read more.

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Watchdog’s report finds RCMP discriminated against Colten Boushie’s mother March 20, 2021 A watchdog’s report into how Mounties handled the high-profile shooting death of a young Cree man in...Read more.

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‘Changing police practices’: The pros and cons of Quebec police wearing body cameras March 3, 2021 Following a successful pilot project initiated last year, regional police officers with the Nunavik Police...Read more.

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‘Even if it hurts I want the truth’: Families struggling to get answers on in-custody deaths February 12, 2021 Long delays in investigating police involved deaths needs to change some sayRead more.

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Families of men who died in RCMP custody still searching for answers February 5, 2021 'There's no repercussion and not to mention that, but there's no repercussions for what's done and what they do.' Read more.

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Quebec’s police watchdog investigating ‘Hollywood-like’ arrest of two Innu men February 4, 2021 An Innu community in Quebec is awaiting the results of an external investigation after two...Read more.

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Pauktuutit says federal announcement for women’s shelters ‘concrete action toward meaningful reconciliation’ January 27, 2021 Ottawa to pay an estimated $20 million to build five shelters for Inuit women and children Read more.

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Judge reserves decision on certification of RCMP systemic racism class action January 26, 2021 Justice Department counsel say lawsuit is ‘fundamentally flawed,’ shouldn’t proceedRead more.

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Crown prosecutor in New Brunswick says no charges in RCMP shooting of Rodney Levi January 26, 2021 New Brunswick’s Public Prosecutions Service has concluded no charges will be filed against police officers...Read more.