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Police watchdog hires award-winning Indigenous investigator
By John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, The Daily Gleaner New Brunswick’s police watchdog has hired an Indigenous investigator, a long-held demand of First Nations still reeling from the deaths of four of their members at the hands of cops. The Serious Incident Response Team, called SiRT for short, announced this week it had appointed Mallory Metallic to a five-year term as the organization’s first Indigenous Liaison Investigator for the province. Metallic grew up in the Mi’kmaq community of Listuguj,…
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Police watchdog hires award-winning Indigenous investigator
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Ottawa orders Appeal Court to review murder convictions of two Saskatchewan sisters
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The Mohegan Tribe made an early bet on a WNBA team. Now the Sun is setting
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Brantford Police seeking information on missing woman
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Haudenosaunee Beadwork Conference hosted in Kahnawake for first time
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Deputy mayor warns against accuracy of former mayor’s AI-based website
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