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PIKANGIKUM, Ont. 鈥?A northwestern Ontario First Nation has expelled provincial police from it
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stanley thermoskannen years.A spokesman for the Ontario Provincial Police says 10 officers have returned to their home communities, and the force has contacted the province police watchdog. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bill Dickson says that in the meantime, Pikangikum Police and First Nations Peacekeepers will be responsible for community safety.He says the Special Investigations Unit has invoked its mandate to probe incidents involving police where there has been serious injury, death or allegations of sexual assault.
stanley cup becher ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A spokeswoman for the SIU did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Sunday.Owen could not immediately be reached for comment, and the CEO of the Independent First Nation Alliance says he can ;t comment on the nature of the allegations against police. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mathew Hoppe says the allegations are sensitive and confidential. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This report by The Canadian Press was first published Wucp Cops got warrant to listen to calls: La Presse
Ontario is one month into the COVID-19 vaccination rollout and releasing plans for who will get vaccinated next.Since the start of the immunization campaign, 174,630 doses have been administer
stanley polska ed across the province, and 17,094 vaccinations have been completed in full as of Jan. 15.But who is up next to get vaccinated and how do Ontarians know when it their turn ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Here what we know so farWho next in line ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Ontario government announced this week plans to begin the rollout of Phase 2 as early as March for聽older adults start
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