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  • Eastern Canada Reporter and Correspondent, APTN
Montreal
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Reporter-correspondent (web) for APTN National News/Nouvelles Nationales d'APTN. Formerly producer of Nouvelles Nationales. Ex-WeedWeek Canada editor.
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Le Protecteur du citoyen présente son deuxième rapport sur la mise en œuvre des recommandations de la Commission Viens

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By Jesse Staniforth 
| APTN National News
La Commission Viens était une commission d’enquête mise sur pied en 2016 afin d’examiner les allégations généralisées de racisme systémique à l’encontre des Autochtones dans le cadre de services publics tels que les soins de santé, l’éducation ou les interactions avec la police et le personnel pénitentiaire.
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Ombudsman tables second report on Quebec’s adherence to the Viens commission findings

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By Jesse Staniforth 
| APTN National News
Quebec ombudsman Marc-André Dowd's second follow-up report on the Viens Commission and the progress of its recommendations, released June 4, 2026. Ombudsman Marc-André Dowd says many places where Quebec could improve its handling of Indigenous child welfare issues.
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Canada responsible for genocide, crimes against humanity says international forum

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By Jesse Staniforth 
| Te Ao Māori News
I whakaputahia tuatahia tēnei atikara e APTN News i Kanata The co-chair of the Permanent People’s Tribunal (PPT) on missing Indigenous children and unmarked graves in Canada says the panel of international human rights experts had “no difficulty” in accepting that the “pattern of composite acts” described by Indian residential schools survivors and other experts over the course of the last week “constitutes genocide.” “In international law, genocide need not involve mass killings,” said...
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