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A First Nations leader in northern Ontario says a new recommendation from a government oversight body, if implemented, would bring the standard of care for grieving Indigenous families to a bare minimum.
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The former director of Ontario's police oversight agency says he's concerned families are being forgotten as the reinvestigations continue into several Indigenous people who died over the last 20 years in Thunder Bay, Ont.
A long-awaited report into the reinvestigation of the sudden deaths of nine Indigenous people in Thunder Bay, Ont., is expected sometime this summer, but the families of the deceased and their representatives are already casting doubt on it.
There is concern about a potential conflict of interest for Thunder Bay Police Chief Sylvie Hauth.