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YEAR IN REVIEW: February 2023 - Vimarsana News

YEAR IN REVIEW: February 2023

Policing in Thunder Bay continued to remain at the forefront of the news in February.

NetNewsLedger - OCPC Appeal Decision Upholds Demotion of Thunder Bay Police Constable for Misconduct - Vimarsana News

NetNewsLedger - OCPC Appeal Decision Upholds Demotion of Thunder Bay Police Constable for Misconduct

Constable Peter Haase's Appeal Dismissed in Misconduct Case Thunder Bay - NEWS - Constable Peter Haase of the Thunder Bay Police Service saw his plea for leniency dismissed, upholding a demotion for misconduct. The appeal followed his guilty plea to charges of discreditable conduct, insubordination, and unlawful or unnecessary use of force. Guilty Plea and

Police officer loses appeal on demotion penalty - Vimarsana News

Police officer loses appeal on demotion penalty

Const. Peter Haase of the Thunder Bay Police Service appealed the penalty of demotion after pleading guilty to Police Service Act charges relating to an interaction with an Indigenous man in a bus shelter

First recovery, then stagnation: The state of biodiversity in European bodies of water - Vimarsana News

First recovery, then stagnation: The state of biodiversity in European bodies of water

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Indigenous people detail violent encounters with Thunder Bay police in human rights complaints - Vimarsana News

Indigenous people detail violent encounters with Thunder Bay police in human rights complaints

Indigenous people living in Thunder Bay, Ont., are speaking out about recent violent encounters with city police, and have detailed their concerns in human rights complaints.

Source: cbc.ca