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Researchers flag increase in COVID-19 cases in Canadian prisons, jails - Canada News

Researchers flag increase in COVID-19 cases in Canadian prisons, jails - Canada News
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For Indigenous women, systemic racial bias in prison leaves many worse off than men

The Globe and Mail For Indigenous women, systemic racial bias in prison leaves many worse off than men In the standardized tests that determine federal inmates’ paths to rehabilitation, Indigenous women are more likely than white women to get the worst scores – with long-lasting negative effects after their release Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Patricia Whyte of Halifax and support dog Carl sit at the Elizabeth Fry Society of Mainland Nova Scotia, where she is a peer support worker for vulnerable women and girls. She worries that prison officials gave her higher security classifications than she should have had because she is Indigenous.

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Roughly 1,100 new COVID-19 cases Thursday: Hinshaw

Article content Roughly 1,100 more cases of COVID-19 had been discovered in Alberta as of Thursday. Dr. Deena Hinshaw, chief medical officer of health, gave an update on Twitter with “estimated” new COVID-19 numbers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Roughly 1,100 new COVID-19 cases Thursday; new estimates Boxing Day Back to video No additional deaths had been reported. Another 15,600 tests were run, with seven per cent of cases testing positive. Hospitalizations were said to be “increasing” and ICU stays were “stable.” Hinshaw’s next in-person update is on Monday and she’s expected to estimate new numbers, via Twitter, on Boxing Day.

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Alberta prepared to ban dangerous offenders from changing their names

At last week s hearing, Teskey told Court of Queen s Bench Justice Doreen Sulyma that he hoped to get on with his life anonymously should he be released on parole. During the hearing, a lawyer for Alberta Justice told the court the registrar said that once Teskey s paperwork is filed, there was no reason why his name change request would be denied. Service Alberta Minister Nate Glubish said the request could be denied. I did a little digging into the existing legislation, Glubish said. It is my assessment that the existing Alberta government policies give the registrar the broad discretionary powers that they need to refuse to register a legal change of name.

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