Reimagining safety in a pandemic: the imperative to dismantle structural oppression in Canada
N Khare, F Shroff, B Nkennor, B Mukhopadhyay - CMAJ, 2020 - Can Med Assoc
On Apr. 4, a Black father was punched and fined $2010 by an Ottawa bylaw officer while in
his own neighbourhood with his daughter. 4 In Quebec and Ontario, people experiencing
homelessness have been fined for being unable to physically distance in public spaces. 4 In
Ontario, 2 concerning COVID-19–related expansions of policing powers include an order
that enables provincial offences officers to require people to produce identification (ID), with
fines up to $1000 for failure to do so, and a decision to provide police with access to …
his own neighbourhood with his daughter. 4 In Quebec and Ontario, people experiencing
homelessness have been fined for being unable to physically distance in public spaces. 4 In
Ontario, 2 concerning COVID-19–related expansions of policing powers include an order
that enables provincial offences officers to require people to produce identification (ID), with
fines up to $1000 for failure to do so, and a decision to provide police with access to …
[PDF][PDF] Reimagining safety in a pandemic: the imperative to dismantle structural oppression in Canada
B Nkennor, F Shroff, N Khare - CMAJ, 2020 - academia.edu
On Apr. 4, a Black father was punched and fined $2010 by an Ottawa bylaw officer while in
his own neighbourhood with his daughter. 4 In Quebec and Ontario, people experiencing
homelessness have been fined for being unable to physically distance in public spaces. 4 In
Ontario, 2 concerning COVID-19–related expansions of policing powers include an order
that enables provincial offences officers to require people to produce identification (ID), with
fines up to $1000 for failure to do so, and a decision to provide police with access to …
his own neighbourhood with his daughter. 4 In Quebec and Ontario, people experiencing
homelessness have been fined for being unable to physically distance in public spaces. 4 In
Ontario, 2 concerning COVID-19–related expansions of policing powers include an order
that enables provincial offences officers to require people to produce identification (ID), with
fines up to $1000 for failure to do so, and a decision to provide police with access to …
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