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Crime and justice

A protest marches through Ucluelet in June 2020, after Chantel Moore was fatally shot by a police officer in Edmunston, New Brunswick that spring. A new report from the BC Office of the Human Rights Commissioner is calling for funding to be redirected from police towards social services better suited to respond to mental health crises. (Melissa Renwick photo)
Crime and justice

‘Over-policing’ has targeted First Nations, says human rights commissioner report

Eric Plummer
Crime and justice

No wrongdoing found: Officer who fatally shot Chantel Moore walks

Crime and justice

Virtual Justice Centre for Indigenous Peoples opens in B.C.

Melissa Renwick
Federal election, Crime and justice

Justice for First Nations: Election candidates put forth necessary changes

Crime and justice

Inquest uncovers need for systemic changes

Eric Plummer
James Williams was 52, a father of five and member of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation. (Submitted photo)
Crime and justice

Family yearns for answers one year after death of James Williams

Eric Plummer
Crime and justice

Mental health and Addictions: Gaps in services for youth identified at coroner’s inquest into the death of Jocelyn George

Denise Titian
Crime and justice

Coroners inquest into death of Jocelyn George begins with police testimony

Eric Plummer
Crime and justice

Inquest into the death of Jocelyn George scheduled this month

Melissa Renwick
Crime and justice

Why weren’t charges laid against the officer who shot Chantel Moore?

Denise Titian
Crime and justice

Leaders say MMIWG National Action Plan ‘falls short’

Melissa Renwick
Crime and justice

More heartbreak for family: No charges laid against police officer who fatally shot Chantel Moore

Denise Titian

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