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MPP again pushing to recognize cops who die by suicide - Vimarsana News

MPP again pushing to recognize cops who die by suicide

France Gelinas reintroduced a bill Wednesday to include police officers who die by suicide in highway memorials.

Local police association recommending eligible members to be vaccinated - Vimarsana News

Local police association recommending eligible members to be vaccinated

Kingston Police Association is following the footsteps of its provincial counterparts recommending that any police member that can be vaccinated against…

Anger over number of potholes across Northumberland roads - Vimarsana News

Anger over number of potholes across Northumberland roads

READERS of the Hexham Courant have been reacting to a report about how much pothole compensation has been paid out over the years.

Life after Davis Langdon - Vimarsana News

Life after Davis Langdon

and a spate of start-ups This piece about the spin-off firms in the wake of the Aecom takeover of DL is republished as it appeared in 2013 with the subheading Building profiles the many new start-ups launched by former Davis Langdon partners When Building broke the news this month that six former partners of Davis Langdon were setting up a consultant of their own - to be called Alinea - regular readers may have had a feeling of deja vu. Hadn’t we been here before? Yes, indeed, at least 15 times in two-and-a-half years. The reasons for such a proliferation of Davis Langdon (DL) staff exitin...

Area police chief leads push for power to suspend officers without pay - Vimarsana News

Area police chief leads push for power to suspend officers without pay

Article content “From our standpoint, what that means is it’s due process and respects the rights of our officers and our members,” said Baxter, whose organization represents more than 28,000 police personnel from 46 police associations, including Chatham-Kent’s. “We know that allegations against frontline police officers are common. It really has become a point now where it just kind of goes with the job. We need to ensure that officers’ rights are respected and that they’re entitled to due process when they receive a complaint.” The new act will also hold chiefs and deputy c...