Dec 15, 2022 New York Times – Phillip Atiba Goff The Root Cause of Violent Crime Is Not What We Think It Is This article is a must read for anyone who cares about the frustrating political context that condemns everyone to repeating what is … [Read more...]
Settler healing…
Oct 4, 2021 (Ed Note: Several have reported difficulty following the link to the five Prison Law booklets made available from Senator Pate’s office through our last newsletter. If you were one, you may get better results … [Read more...]
Repairing harm…
April 14, 2021 Toronto Star – Rachel Mendleson Woman wrongfully convicted over flawed Motherisk evidence acquitted by Ontario court Joyce Hayman has endured 23 years before this week the Ontario Court of Appeal overturned her conviction for … [Read more...]
Correctional Investigator Report…
Oct 29, 2020 2019-20 Annual Report of the Correctional Investigator of Canada Tabled in Parliament Report Shines Light on Sexual Coercion and Violence behind Bars Full Report Go to: … [Read more...]
A tale of 3 cities…
April 25, 2017 CBC News – Ontario basic income pilot project to launch in Hamilton, Lindsay and Thunder Bay - Premier Wynne made the announcement at Liuna Station in Hamilton on Monday just after 9 a.m. You have to apply but there are no strings … [Read more...]
Pot Day – July 1, 2018
March 27, 2017 CBC News – David Cochrane Liberals to announce marijuana will be legal by July 1, 2018 Former Toronto police chief and MP Bill Blair plans to announce that the long awaited legalized marijuana plan will be announced on April 10. … [Read more...]
Muslim and Canadian…
June 7, 2015 Toronto Star - Ben Spurr and Noor Javed What it's like to be Muslim in the GTA 450,000 Muslim Canadians now live in Metro Toronto. They want their story heard. In a unique reporting format, the Star has 19 short interviews with … [Read more...]
Limits…
Dec 17, 2014 Edmonton Journal – Editorial (Dec 16, 2014) Set limits on isolating prisoners Last week Corrections Canada said that it would not limit the amount of time an inmate could spend in solitary confinement or segregation. The … [Read more...]