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Opinion: What to do with a death trap? To figure out the future of the Thunder Bay District Jail, look to the past

Opinion: What to do with a death trap? To figure out the future of the Thunder Bay District Jail, look to the past
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It s been nine months, where s our new chief?

NOW Magazine It’s been nine months, where’s our new chief? Following Mark Saunders s murky departure, a cone of silence has fallen over Toronto s drawn-out search for a new police chief By Enzo DiMatteo Feb 23, 2021 Almost nine months after Mark Saunders vacated his seat, Toronto’s search for a new chief of police seems to have stalled. According to Sandy Murray, senior advisor to the Toronto Police Services Board (TPSB), the promised international search to find a new chief won’t start until after public consultations are completed – and it’s still not clear when the latter is expected to get underway. Murray offered no specific timeline on that.

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Suspended London cop keeps collecting pay as appeal drags on

Article content London police Const. Wesley Reeves has spent more than one-third of his nine-year policing career on paid suspension. Reeves, 35, was suspended in 2017 after he was charged with five criminal offences, but those charges were dropped after he signed a peace bond. Then in October 2019, he was ordered to resign or be fired after pleading guilty to five professional misconduct counts for abusing drugs and misusing an internal police database. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Suspended London cop keeps collecting pay as appeal drags on Back to video But he appealed that decision allowing him to keep collecting a salary and remains a London police employee as the process drags on.

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LoCo Omaha to Begin Regular Operations | NewsRadio 1110 KFAB

By Jeff Turner Jan 29, 2021 Following the success of its Douglas County Meal Plan, LoCo Omaha will begin regular operations in early February as Omaha’s only locally-owned restaurant delivery service. Established in 2020, LoCo Omaha is the city’s locally-owned and operated restaurant delivery service. Unlike third-party services, LoCo Omaha is owned by local restaurants. In December 2020, LoCo Omaha received $500,000 from Douglas County Commissioners to enlist local, independent restaurants in providing 7,000 family meals. As part of the meal program, LoCo Omaha initially provided 7,000 vouchers to food assistance programs but evolved to also deliver bulk meal orders directly to food assistance lines and pantry programs in collaboration with its nonprofit partners.

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A business as usual police budget for unusual times

NOW Magazine A “business as usual” police budget for unusual times Despite calls to modernize, the city seems stuck in a cycle of ever-increasing billion-dollar police budgets for years to come By Enzo DiMatteo Interim police chief James Ramer. The Toronto Police Services Board has unanimously approved another billion-dollar budget request from Toronto police last week The zero per cent increase for 2021 is being touted as “transformational.” But the creative accounting to arrive at a $1.076 billion figure amounts to “kicking the can down the road” for another year when it comes to the hard budget questions, which staff acknowledged under questioning from board members. Staff also identified the inability to draw on dwindling reserve funds to cover future budget costs as a growing concern.

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