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City report breaks down police use of force incidents, equipment used – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

City report breaks down police use of force incidents, equipment used – Winnipeg Free Press

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Danny Smyth to retire from Winnipeg Police Service - Vimarsana News

Danny Smyth to retire from Winnipeg Police Service

Chief Danny Smyth plans to retire from the Winnipeg Police Service on Sept. 3, 2024.

Open letter: the Winnipeg Police Board should support equity-based research - Vimarsana News

Open letter: the Winnipeg Police Board should support equity-based research

We reject Smyth’s attack on the credibility of the Manitoba Research Alliance. Community-based and accountable research is essential for understanding social conditions from the lived experiences of minoritized communities. Community-based research is and should be the basis for setting policy in the interest of all communities—not only those in positions of power.

Police oversight bodies hindered by silence of officers, Globe analysis finds - Vimarsana News

Police oversight bodies hindered by silence of officers, Globe analysis finds

When Canadian police kill or injure someone, they seldom face charges or discipline – and in B.C., they rarely co-operate with independent oversight bodies. The Globe reviewed thousands of cases to see the scope of the problem

Police oversight bodies hindered by silence of officers, Globe analysis finds - Vimarsana News

Police oversight bodies hindered by silence of officers, Globe analysis finds

When Canadian police kill or injure someone, they seldom face charges or discipline – and in B.C., they rarely co-operate with independent oversight bodies. The Globe reviewed thousands of cases to see the scope of the problem