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Justin Piché, Kevin Walby, and Abby Deshman

Prison authorities falling short on transparency in reporting COVID-19 data

  • The Correctional Service Canada isn’t known for being transparent. A case in point is its recent stonewalling of an expert panel led by Anthony
Opinion | BY JUSTIN PICHé, KEVIN WALBY, AND ABBY DESHMAN | February 10, 2021
Changes in COVID-19 reporting practices also raise questions that require answers from CSC, its Commissioner Anne Kelly, as well as Public Safety Minister Bill Blair, pictured. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Prison authorities falling short on transparency in reporting COVID-19 data

Opinion | BY JUSTIN PICHé, KEVIN WALBY, AND ABBY DESHMAN | February 10, 2021
  • The Correctional Service Canada isn’t known for being transparent. A case in point is its recent stonewalling of an expert panel led by Anthony

Prison authorities falling short on transparency in reporting COVID-19 data

Opinion | BY JUSTIN PICHé, KEVIN WALBY, AND ABBY DESHMAN | February 10, 2021
  • The Correctional Service Canada isn’t known for being transparent. A case in point is its recent stonewalling of an expert panel led by Anthony
Changes in COVID-19 reporting practices also raise questions that require answers from CSC, its Commissioner Anne Kelly, as well as Public Safety Minister Bill Blair, pictured. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Prison authorities falling short on transparency in reporting COVID-19 data

  • The Correctional Service Canada isn’t known for being transparent. A case in point is its recent stonewalling of an expert panel led by Anthony
Opinion | BY JUSTIN PICHé, KEVIN WALBY, AND ABBY DESHMAN | February 10, 2021
Changes in COVID-19 reporting practices also raise questions that require answers from CSC, its Commissioner Anne Kelly, as well as Public Safety Minister Bill Blair, pictured. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Prison authorities falling short on transparency in reporting COVID-19 data

Opinion | BY JUSTIN PICHé, KEVIN WALBY, AND ABBY DESHMAN | February 10, 2021
  • The Correctional Service Canada isn’t known for being transparent. A case in point is its recent stonewalling of an expert panel led by Anthony

Prison authorities falling short on transparency in reporting COVID-19 data

Opinion | BY JUSTIN PICHé, KEVIN WALBY, AND ABBY DESHMAN | February 10, 2021
  • The Correctional Service Canada isn’t known for being transparent. A case in point is its recent stonewalling of an expert panel led by Anthony
Changes in COVID-19 reporting practices also raise questions that require answers from CSC, its Commissioner Anne Kelly, as well as Public Safety Minister Bill Blair, pictured. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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