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Prison needle exchange program expanding to new prisons despite calls for overhaul - Vimarsana News

Prison needle exchange program expanding to new prisons despite calls for overhaul

The federal government is moving forward with plans to expand its current prison needle exchange program (PNEP), despite calls for a substantial overhaul.

Source: cbc.ca
Canada bans federal employees from using WeChat, Kaspersky mobile apps - Vimarsana News

Canada bans federal employees from using WeChat, Kaspersky mobile apps

Ottawa is banning the use of the China-based WeChat instant messaging app and Russian-based Kaspersky security products on the mobile devices of federal civil servants, although it isn't clear how widely they are being used. This morning, Treasury Board president Anita Anand announced a ban on the use of WeChat and the Kaspersky suite of

Entrepreneurs warn MPs of extortion risks in federal contracting - Vimarsana News

Entrepreneurs warn MPs of extortion risks in federal contracting

GCStrategies’ Kristian Firth ‘routinely boasted that he and his friends, senior government officials with contracting authorities, have ‘dirt’ on each other,’ Botler co-founder Amir Morv told MPs

John Ivison: Harper's ex-'tough on crime' adviser now opposes prisons - Vimarsana News

John Ivison: Harper's ex-'tough on crime' adviser now opposes prisons

Some decriminalization measures have backfired. But Benjamin Perrin offers examples of alternatives to the status quo worth exploring.

John Ivison: How Harper's former 'tough on crime' adviser flipped to completely opposing prisons - Vimarsana News

John Ivison: How Harper's former 'tough on crime' adviser flipped to completely opposing prisons

Some decriminalization measures have backfired. But Benjamin Perrin offers examples of alternatives to the status quo worth exploring.