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Kaitlyn Smith

As seen in: Vancouver Sun, O Canada, Waterloo Region Record, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), The Province, Penticton Herald, New Canadian Media, Fort Frances Times, YGK News
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Ontario human rights office publishes report on Toronto Police's anti-Black racism

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By Kaitlyn Smith
| New Canadian Media Verified
Six years after launching an investigation into the negative impacts of disproportionate violence from Toronto Police Services (TPS) against Black communities, the Ontario Human Rights Commission has released its final report. “Transformative change in police practices in Toronto must be informed by community views, experiences and perspectives,” the commission  said in the report on anti-Black racism within TPS.
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Canada issues temporary permits to scammed international students

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By Kaitlyn Smith
| Penticton Herald Verified
Canadian authorities have reviewed one third of potential instances of international students defrauded by overseas consultants with fake college admission letters. On Oct. 24, Michèle Kingsley, assistant deputy minister of operations for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada said 30 international students have been granted temporary permits to stay in Canada as a result of the government’s five-month investigation.
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Canada issues temporary permits to scammed international students

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By Kaitlyn Smith
| Waterloo Region Record Verified
By Kaitlyn Smith, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter New Canadian Media Canadian authorities have reviewed one third of potential instances of international students defrauded by overseas consultants with fake college admission letters. On Oct. 24, Michèle Kingsley, assistant deputy minister of operations for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada said 30 international students have been granted temporary permits to stay in Canada as a result of the government's five-month investigation.
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