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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Share Earlier this week the Chief Constable and PCC wrote a letter to organisations within policing including HMICFRS and the NPCC to ask for support to address the "chronic underfunding" of the force.
The COP events are now hosted by oil states and make little headway on realistic commitments
By: Gary Mason
Adjusted for population, our economy is the same size today as it was in 2014
By: Gary Mason
Share The new guidance says every clearance holder must have their vetting reviewed at least once a year to proactively search for any changes in circumstance or concerning information.
By: Gary Mason
Share The Chief Inspector of Constabulary's review of the summer disorder has exposed gaps in the training, equipment and tactics available
By: Gary Mason
Share Chief HMI's review also says some injured officers were left to seek treatment unsupported. Category: HMICFRS Ops Public Order Wellbeing
B.C.’s seniors advocate painted another dire picture for the province’s aging population, who are facing lengthening surgery waitlists and a lack of access to affordable housing and long-term care
Inspector found to have made racist remark during shift briefing resigns after being reduced in rank
It seems our leaders are so afraid of getting Trump angry that they are staying silent, to Canada’s detriment
By: Gary Mason, John Ibbitson
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