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Black Canada's diversity should be recognized and amplified - Vimarsana News

Black Canada's diversity should be recognized and amplified

If we care to make Black communities more visible and amplify their voices and demands for change and belonging, it is critical we also tune into these diversity of experiences and perspectives.

Amplify Black Canada's diversity – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Amplify Black Canada's diversity – Brandon Sun

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'Defund the police' calls in Canada began in 2020. Today, budgets continue to climb - Vimarsana News

'Defund the police' calls in Canada began in 2020. Today, budgets continue to climb

Concordia University associate professor Ted Rutland says the research he’s conducted indicates that no Canadian police department has had its funding reduced since the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020 came with calls to 'defund the police.' 

Source: cbc.ca
Newly released race-based data renews calls to defund Toronto police - Vimarsana News

Newly released race-based data renews calls to defund Toronto police

The release of previously unseen Toronto police data that show disproportionate enforcement and use of force against Black residents is renewing calls to defund the police, two years after city council voted against such a proposal.

Community members denounce Toronto police apology for increased use of force as meaningless - Vimarsana News

Community members denounce Toronto police apology for increased use of force as meaningless

After a Toronto police report showing Black, Indigenous and other racialized groups are disproportionately affected by use of force and strip searches landed with a damning thud in those communities Wednesday, advocates are dismissing an apology from the chief of police and demanding immediate change in policing.

Source: cbc.ca