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Strengthen police anti-racism, mental health training after shooting death of Black man, inquest says - Vimarsana News

Strengthen police anti-racism, mental health training after shooting death of Black man, inquest says

A coroner's jury probing the police shooting death of a Black man in mental distress seven years ago is calling on police forces across Ontario to strengthen training in anti-Black racism, implicit bias and mental health awareness.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa directing RCMP to eliminate neck restraints, tear gas and rubber bullets: Mendicino - Vimarsana News

Ottawa directing RCMP to eliminate neck restraints, tear gas and rubber bullets: Mendicino

Two years after the murder of George Floyd, the Canadian government says it will soon order the RCMP to ban the use of tear gas, rubber bullets and neck restraints.

Source: cbc.ca
Why Fatal Police Interactions Are Avoidable - Vimarsana News

Why Fatal Police Interactions Are Avoidable

Police too often claim that confusion during an encounter caused them to fire fatal shots, as in the case of Patrick Lyoya. But there are solutions.

Toronto to launch crisis response pilot projects without police in downtown east and northeast - Vimarsana News

Toronto to launch crisis response pilot projects without police in downtown east and northeast

Toronto plans to launch pilot projects in two areas of the city that will see mental health experts instead of police respond to calls involving people in crisis.

Source: cbc.ca
TPS not making enough progress in reforming response to mental health calls, critics say - Vimarsana News

TPS not making enough progress in reforming response to mental health calls, critics say

A new report from the Toronto Police Service says its making progress in improving its response to mental distress and drug overdose calls, but critics disputed that Thursday at a meeting of the board that oversees policing in the city.

Source: cbc.ca