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Thunder Bay police board names community members to governance committee - Vimarsana News

Thunder Bay police board names community members to governance committee

The first priority for the committee is to assist the board in recruiting a new police chief.

Supreme Court to decide whether to hear St. Anne's residential school survivors' appeal - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court to decide whether to hear St. Anne's residential school survivors' appeal

Canada’s top court will decide Thursday whether to hear an appeal by survivors of a Catholic-run residential school near Fort Albany, Ont., in an ongoing dispute with the federal government.

Source: cbc.ca
Former TRC chair criticizes Liberal bill to end some mandatory minimum sentences - Vimarsana News

Former TRC chair criticizes Liberal bill to end some mandatory minimum sentences

Murray Sinclair told the Senate legal committee studying Bill C-5, the Trudeau government's proposed criminal code reform legislation, that it “does not go nearly far enough” as a strategy to reduce overincarceration.

Source: cbc.ca
Liberal mandatory minimums bill doesn't go far enough: Murray Sinclair - Vimarsana News

Liberal mandatory minimums bill doesn't go far enough: Murray Sinclair

OTTAWA — The former chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission says Liberal legislation to remove some mandatory minimum penalties from the Criminal Code doesn't go far enough.

Emergencies Act inquiry: Key findings from documents - Vimarsana News

Emergencies Act inquiry: Key findings from documents

Less than one week into the Public Order Emergency Commission's hearings examining the federal government's invocation of the Emergencies Act, hundreds of documents have already been made public. From transcripts of high-level phone calls, email and text message exchanges, to internal reports, here's a rundown of some notable information gleaned from the documents to date.

Source: ctvnews.ca