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  • The Saskatchewan Legislative Building. Saskatchewan justice minister Gordon Wyant introduced amendments to the Local Authorities Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act to include police services. Photo courtesy Daryl Mitchell/CC 2.0 Generic.

    Changes to Saskatchewan FOI laws are good news for journalists

    This story was funded by the J-Source Patreon campaign. By Evan Radford Maclean’s writer and editor Nancy Macdonald wanted to dig deeper into carding after hearing how common it is from her Indigenous friends in her hometown, Winnipeg. The term ‘carding’ comes from Toronto, where police would stop people and write down their information on cards,…

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    Why Saskatchewan is Canada’s black hole of policing information

    Regina has one of the most opaque police forces in Canada, according to Newspaper Canada’s annual Freedom of Information Audit.

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