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Police board aims to hire new chief by end of term, despite election - Vimarsana News

Police board aims to hire new chief by end of term, despite election

Seven people have applied to be the next chief of police in the nation's capital, according to the chair of the Ottawa Police Services Board, who said the plans remain to hire a new chief before the end of this term of council.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa police oversight board gets 3 replacement provincial appointees - Vimarsana News

Ottawa police oversight board gets 3 replacement provincial appointees

Three new provincial appointees to Ottawa's police oversight board were announced Friday, fully restoring the board's roster after former members were ousted, resigned in protest or amid scandal earlier this month.

Source: cbc.ca
Adam: Why did Ottawa's leaders failed so badly during the occupation? - Vimarsana News

Adam: Why did Ottawa's leaders failed so badly during the occupation?

Two crises, two outcomes: The city handled the COVID-19 crisis extraordinarily well. But when the convoy came to town, our politicians failed us miserably.

Thibault, Stewart: Don't lose focus on alternative policing in Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Thibault, Stewart: Don't lose focus on alternative policing in Ottawa

Politics aside, city council and the Ottawa Police Services Board must still confront the challenge of gradually shifting funds away from enforcement and…

Province replacing police board appointees following allegations one attended 'Freedom Convoy' protest - Vimarsana News

Province replacing police board appointees following allegations one attended 'Freedom Convoy' protest

On Wednesday, allegations emerged online that Robert Swaita, one of the provincial appointees, had attended the downtown demonstration.