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Calls grow for inmate releases as COVID-19 caseloads climb in jails and prisons - Vimarsana News

Calls grow for inmate releases as COVID-19 caseloads climb in jails and prisons

There are now COVID-19 outbreaks in 8 federal institutions

N.S. called on to do more to help vulnerable pregnant women after ending birth alerts - Vimarsana News

N.S. called on to do more to help vulnerable pregnant women after ending birth alerts

The government said Tuesday child welfare services would stop alerting hospital staff about at-risk mothers and newborns who potentially needed protection, and it said it would instead appoint a support coordinator for vulnerable families.

N.S. called on to do more to help vulnerable pregnant women after ending birth alerts - Vimarsana News

N.S. called on to do more to help vulnerable pregnant women after ending birth alerts

HALIFAX — A Nova Scotia advocacy group is calling on the province to offer more resources to vulnerable expectant families after the government ended its use of birth alerts.

N.S. called on to do more to help vulnerable pregnant women after ending birth alerts - Vimarsana News

N.S. called on to do more to help vulnerable pregnant women after ending birth alerts

Officials say the birth alert system disproportionately affected people of colour and other marginalized groups

'We recognize that those most affected want answers': participants of inquiry into N.S. mass shooting announced - Vimarsana News

'We recognize that those most affected want answers': participants of inquiry into N.S. mass shooting announced

  HALIFAX -- The joint federal-provincial inquiry into the April 2020 tragedy in Nova Scotia made its first public presentation Thursday, and announced who will be participating in its proceedings. The Mass Casualty Commission is tasked with examining the events leading up to and including April 18 and 19, during which a gunman killed 22 people in over a 13-hour rampage throughout a number of Nova Scotia communities. In March, the Commission issued a call for applications from individuals and groups with direct interest in the subjects being examined by the inquiry. In a news release, t...