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New data raises questions about what role, if any, police in Halifax should have in responding to mental health calls, says a Dalhousie law professor.
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The complaint against Mr. Brown has been shrouded in secrecy from the beginning
Nova Scotia's privacy commission and experts in mental health law say the government isn't doing a good enough job consulting on legislative changes.
A recent decision involving the case of a man who died in Halifax police custody lacks accountability for what a Dalhousie law professor describes as “a preventable death.”
The 23-year-old man accused of causing the death of a two-year-old by putting a Ping-Pong ball into the child's mouth has been remanded to a psychiatric hospital for a 30-day assessment.