Gary Mason is an editor for Police Oracle, a publication focusing on national policing issues in Canada. He also writes for The Globe and Mail and has had his work featured in Jordan News. Gary's articles cover a range of topics including crime, drug addiction, social issues, and current events.
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Gary Mason's coverage spans a range of topics, with significant focus on legal policy and government announcements. He covers issues related to drug addiction, housing crisis, law enforcement, cancer care, and government policies in Canada.
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By: Gary Mason
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Republicans don’t buy the headlines about the president-elect’s authoritarian turn, and many Democrats seem to be dismissing his ability to do what he promised. Time will tell if their confidence is earned
By: Gary Mason
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Share Home Secretary announces 'interventionist' policy to improve policing from the centre which will be laid out in a White Paper to be published next year.
By: Gary Mason
Share The report says that in its most expansive form the new unit could house counter-terrorism policing, the NCA and policing's wider serious and organised crime capabilities.
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Canadians might recoil in horror over what they are witnessing and start to think the federal Liberals aren’t as bad as they had thought
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Share Shadow Home Secretary says Home Office needs to go further with new legal protections for officers and praises Croydon's use of LFR.
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Share Call handling, automatic statement generation and identifying missed lines of inquiry are being tackled with automated tools.
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