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Youth violence targeted by Winnipeg police in Project Surge - Vimarsana News

Youth violence targeted by Winnipeg police in Project Surge

A special investigation by Winnipeg police has identified 117 young people they say have been involved in 1,795 police incidents each since the beginning of 2023.

Source: cbc.ca
Some Manitobans lost in justice system were 'within our grasp,' premier tells safety summit - Vimarsana News

Some Manitobans lost in justice system were 'within our grasp,' premier tells safety summit

A young, smiling girl caught up in the criminal justice system is a harrowing reminder that good, well-meaning people can slip through the cracks of the social safety net, even if they were initially being supported, Manitoba's premier told a public safety summit Tuesday.

Source: cbc.ca
Manitoba announces policies on bail reform, including police tracking violators - Vimarsana News

Manitoba announces policies on bail reform, including police tracking violators

The province will spend $3-million to hire 12 police officers, $514,000 to improve data collection for people on bail and $500,000 on a supervision program focused on support for chronic offenders

Changes to provincial bail system aimed to crack down on repeat offenders - Vimarsana News

Changes to provincial bail system aimed to crack down on repeat offenders

The Manitoba government is taking steps to make communities safer by announcing a five-point plan that includes strengthening the province's bail system.

Manitoba prosecutors to have more oversight of release, bail opportunities for repeat offenders, premier says - Vimarsana News

Manitoba prosecutors to have more oversight of release, bail opportunities for repeat offenders, premier says

The provincial government is hoping to better tackle the root causes of crime and address public safety risks associated with repeat offenders out on bail through a series of new commitments with police, prosecutors and other agencies.

Source: cbc.ca