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Tag Archives: public safety
Cash for needle returns? Homeless Winnipegger says incentives, help from city could clean up camps
© Provided by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Raymond Dunn lives in a tent in a neatly kept area behind Balmoral Hall, a private girls’ school a short walk from a homeless encampment along the Assiniboine River. Raymond Dunn lives in a … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, healthcare, manitoba, News and politics, winnipeg
Tagged drug use, exchange, free needles, homelessness, manitoba, meth, police, public safety, shelters, temporary, whra, winnipeg
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‘Project Wide Awake’: How the RCMP Watches You on Social Media | The Tyee
Exclusive: How police are using new software to expand surveillance of citizens’ activities. By Bryan Carney 25 Mar 2019 | TheTyee.ca The RCMP is now proactively using software that allows officers to identify and monitor activity on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, News and politics, Privacy, social media
Tagged Carahsoft, claims, crime prevention, mass surveillance, public safety, rcmp
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Only in Manitoba ? Dismal state of Healthcare, Police, Justice, Education, First Nations Canadians and Infrastructure
Oct 6 2016 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg – http://wp.me/p1fJaD-Aj Hope this info can prevent others from going through this for themselves or family. It involves osteoarthritis and depression. My Mom who is in her late 60’s was just told … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness, News and politics, Sustainability
Tagged Abuse, audit, bison party, body, Canada, cancer, children, crime, Environment, health, healthcare, justice, kids, politics, public safety, reform, security, transparency
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Mayor and Finance Chair to meet with Bond Rating Agencies
Oct 4 2016 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg – wp.me/p1fJaD-z4 I wonder how this meeting went as OUR Mayor Bowman and Head of Finance tried to fend off another credit downgrade and interest rake hike from pillaging the public, economy … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Sustainability
Tagged Accountability, brian bowman, city of winnipeg, corruption, Councillor Marty Morantz, infrastructure deficit, manitoba, Marty Morantz, mayor brian bowman, Province of Manitoba, public interest, public safety, public trust, tax grab, taxation, Taxpayer Abuse, Taxpayers, winnipeg, winnipeg police board, winnipeg police service, WPS
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