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Family grieves daughter who died after Thunder Bay police did not respond to 911 call January 6, 2024 The family of Jenna Ostberg asked for privacy as they “grieve the loss of their daughter who died under tragic circumstances.”   Read more.
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‘My way of giving back’: Officer in Tsuut’ina Nation in Alberta proud of community December 18, 2023 Const. Kenny Big Plume knows the snow-covered roads running through the Tsuut’ina reserve like the...   Read more.
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‘Grave injustice’: Ontario’s attorney general stays court case against police officer December 14, 2023 An Ontario man is blasting the provincial government for abruptly ending a court case against...   Read more.
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Tracing a First Nations family tree helps catch a killer October 24, 2023 A guilty plea from George Sutherland on Oct. 5 closed a 39-year-old cold case   Read more.
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BC Prosecution Service approves charges against Prince George RCMP officer August 23, 2023 An RCMP officer in Prince George, B.C., has been charged with a second violent offence....   Read more.
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Feds blamed AFN for delays, slow progress on First Nations policing bill: documents  August 16, 2023 One of the sticking points is whether to recognize policing as an area of First Nations jurisdiction - something the government has done when it comes to child-welfare services.   Read more.
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Class-action lawsuit proposed on Toronto street checks August 15, 2023 A proposed class-action lawsuit takes aim at the Toronto Police Board and several named chiefs...   Read more.
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Manitoba now holds record for longest wrongful conviction: law prof July 28, 2023 A Winnipeg judge recently acquitted two First Nations men of murder after 50 years.    Read more.
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Two Indigenous men acquitted of murder after 50 years July 18, 2023 It's the first double acquittal for Innocence Canada, a national organization that works to overturn wrongful convictions   Read more.