Tag: OPP

Friends, Family of Nathaniel Schofield Still Demanding Answers

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It’s been over 80 days since Nathaniel Schofield, a 36-year-old Arthur man, died while in police custody at the Rockwood detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, and his friends and family still have no idea why, how, or what happened. On Sunday, over 30 community members gathered outside The Boathouse and then marched around Carden Street and down to the Ontario court house to let everyone know, they’re still waiting for answers. Continue reading “Friends, Family of Nathaniel Schofield Still Demanding Answers” →

Vandalism Hits Advocacy Groups Around the Region

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The annual confluence of June festivities including Pride Month, National Indigenous History Month and Juneteenth make this month a cause for joy and excitement, but it also seems like a cause for consternation. A recent round of vandalism in the area has target Pride flags, Indigenous groups, and a local Black History landmark, and that’s creating concerns in communities that should be celebrating. Continue reading “Vandalism Hits Advocacy Groups Around the Region” →