Newspaper editor/journalist by day - loves Thai food, Niagara IceDogs, Buffalo Bisons and Toronto Blue Jays by night. Pronouns: he and him.
St. Catharines, Canada (Local)
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By: Bill Sawchuk
A coroner's inquest is examining the deaths of five inmates of Niagara Detention Centre from 2018 to 2022.
By: Bill Sawchuk
The deputy superintendent of Niagara Detention Centre tells the inquest into inmate deaths that a harm-reduction program wouldn’t be effective in a jail setting.
By: Bill Sawchuk
The health-care manager at the the Thorold jail told a coroner’s inquest she’s doing all she can to increase staff levels in her department.
By: Bill Sawchuk
Ministry of the Solicitor General experts tell a coroner’s inquest about methods used to stem the flow of drugs and other items into the Thorold jail.
By: Bill Sawchuk
Inquest into drug toxicity deaths of Niagara Detention Centre inmates hears from Dr. Jeffrey Turnbull about the death of David Cowe and treatment available for high-risk withdrawal.
By: Bill Sawchuk
Dr. Jeffrey Turnbull’s report on inmate deaths at the Niagara Detention Centre offers recommendations to improve conditions.
By: Bill Sawchuk
Regional councillors get clarification from staff on challenging automated enforcement tickets in court.
By: Bill Sawchuk
After deferring the decision the first time, regional council gets on board and approves a net special levy of more than $60 million in 2025.
By: Bill Sawchuk
Jury asks the ministry to study the feasibility of providing nasal naloxone to inmates, remote electronic devices capable of alerting staff if someone is in medical distress and implementing 24-hour nursing services.
By: Bill Sawchuk
After deferring the decision the first time, regional council gets on board and approves a net special levy of more than $60 million in 2025.
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