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Ombudsman calls out Ontario for ‘painfully slow’ progress on police de-escalation training

August 11, 2022  By Kate McGillivray, CBC News


August 11, 2022, Toronto, Ont. – Six years after Ontario ombudsman Paul Dube recommended a standardized, mandatory de-escalation training for police across the province, Ontario is no closer to making it happen, he said on Wednesday. CBC News reports. | READ MORE

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