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Concordia philosophy students rally against sexual harassment, demand transparency - Vimarsana News

Concordia philosophy students rally against sexual harassment, demand transparency

Students at Concordia University's philosophy department and their allies gathered for a rally against sexual harassment and violence to mark International Working Woman's Day.

Quebec City police force still 'tolerates' thin-blue-line patch - Vimarsana News

Quebec City police force still 'tolerates' thin-blue-line patch

At recent protests, Quebec City officers were spotted wearing a patch that some say symbolizes solidarity with law enforcement, but others see as divisive and politically charged.

Source: cbc.ca
SPVM officers suspended without pay - Vimarsana News

SPVM officers suspended without pay

The police ethics committee has ruled that two SPVM officers will be suspended without pay for a record 30 days after racially profiling a man in 2017.

Eliel Oliveira | HealthIT.gov - Vimarsana News

Eliel Oliveira | HealthIT.gov

Eliel Oliveira, MS, MBA is Director, Research and Innovation, at the Dell Medical School of the University of Texas at Austin and provides executive leadership to the Central Texas Health Information Exchange.

Quebec Human Rights Commission calls on police to pay Black mother and son $61K in racial profiling case - Vimarsana News

Quebec Human Rights Commission calls on police to pay Black mother and son $61K in racial profiling case

Quebec's human rights commission has called on a suburban police force in the province to pay a young Black man and his mother more than $60,000 in damages after arresting and detaining him and searching their home four years ago. 

Source: cbc.ca