Ontario puts up a decade of ‘roadblocks’ over information on police handling of Mohawk blockade
A human rights group says the Ontario government and its provincial police force have resisted…
Search Results for: Correctional Service of Canada
Documents show deep-seated bias by police during operations against Mohawks of Tyendinaga
A decade-long access to information fight by Amnesty International has uncovered documents the organization says…
Female convict on loose from controversial healing lodge
It’s the same Indigenous healing lodge that housed convicted child killer Terri-Lynne McClintic.
Gladue principles are failing in courts; how will they work in correctional system if ‘enshrined’ in law?
The number of Indigenous people being incarcerated in this country keeps rising. That’s a…
‘Little practical progress has been made on the TRC’s calls to action’ says Correctional Investigator
Canada has made little progress implementing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 10 calls to action…
Child-killer has been at Nekaneet ceremonies, community: Chief
The killer of Tori Stafford has been at Okima Ohci Healing Lodge on Nekaneet territory…
Majority of provinces, territories lack ‘indispensable’ Gladue report-writing programs
Brittany Guyot APTN News The majority of provinces and territories in Canada don’t have an…
Nunavut senior management receive millions in bonuses despite criticism from auditor general
The Government of Nunavut has paid at least $5.8 million in bonuses to senior managers since 2013 according to documents obtained by APTN News under the territory’s Access to Information law.
Prison psychological tests must be fair to Indigenous inmates: high court
The Supreme Court of Canada says the federal prison service has failed to ensure its psychological assessment tools are fair to Indigenous inmates.