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Queen's University brings back REDress art installation - Vimarsana News

Queen's University brings back REDress art installation

Queen’s University is once again marking The National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Gender Diverse People with an art installation.

Policing in Thunder Bay needs 'transformational change,' expert panel finds - Vimarsana News

Policing in Thunder Bay needs 'transformational change,' expert panel finds

An expert panel released its final report on Wednesday, which includes 10 action proposals for the Thunder Bay Police Service and Board on issues relating to racism, labour relations, workplace mental health, and the implementation of past recommendations

Report calls for urgent, transformational change for troubled Thunder Bay police and oversight board - Vimarsana News

Report calls for urgent, transformational change for troubled Thunder Bay police and oversight board

The latest report into policing and police oversight in Thunder Bay, Ont., calls on leaders to work together to overcome growing frustration — with leaders of First Nations urging disbandment of the force.

Source: cbc.ca
Queen's University brings back REDress art installation - Kingston - Vimarsana News

Queen's University brings back REDress art installation - Kingston

Queen's University is once again marking The National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Gender Diverse People with an art installation.

Ministers want PM to apologize to First Nations children and families once $23B compensation deal approved - Vimarsana News

Ministers want PM to apologize to First Nations children and families once $23B compensation deal approved

The federal ministers in charge of Indigenous affairs say they want the prime minister to apologize to First Nations children and families for the discrimination they faced through a chronically underfunded foster care system once the $23.4 billion compensation agreement is approved.

Source: cbc.ca