In The News for May 19 : Travellers breathe easier after WestJet pilot strike averted – Winnipeg Free Press
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In The News for May 19 : Travellers breathe easier after WestJet pilot strike averted | iNFOnews
In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what's on the radar of our editors for the morning of May 19 ...
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A Mountie critic becomes a chair of the RCMP's advisory board
U of T law professor Kent Roach is shortlisted for a Donner non-fiction policy prize this month for his book on why and how Canadian policing must change
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Shortlisted Donner Prize authors on who they would most like to read their book
The Donner Prize recognizes books on public policy by Canadian authors. The Globe asked this year’s shortlisted authors choose one person in a position to influence public policy they’d most like to read their work
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Kent Roach: The wrongfully convicted deserve real acquittals
Opinion: An acquittal is not enough to do justice to the wrongfully convicted, but it is a necessary first step
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University Of Toronto Prof's Book Examines The Injustice Of Wrongful Convictions In Canada – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News
Kent Roach, a professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto, has spent decades sounding the alarm on wrongful convictions in Canada.His new research underlines the dangers of wrongful convictions based on false guilty pleas or imagined
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The scary truth about Canada's wrongful convictions
A new book explores why so many Canadians are imprisoned for crimes they didn't commit
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They pled guilty but were wrongfully convicted. Canada's justice blind spot
Author and scholar Kent Roach looks back on Gladue case, where he argues the accused felt the need to plead guilty despite having a valid defence.
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John Lorinc, Stephen Poloz among nominees for Donner public policy book prize – Winnipeg Free Press
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John Lorinc, Stephen Poloz among nominees for Donner public policy book prize – Brandon Sun
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