Increased security scrutinized as TMU community expresses concerns over whose safety matters
January 25, 2023
Some Black, Indigenous community members say they feel unsafe with more cops on campus
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From posts to protests: How social media makes social justice accessible
October 23, 2020
On a sunny June afternoon, Emma Zuck and a group of her friends headed to Kiwanis Memorial Park in her hometown of Saskatoon. They had decided to march at a peaceful protest in solidarity with the global Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement
OP-ED: No cops on campus—we keep each other safe
September 23, 2020
Abolition is inevitable, but it is up to us to take the necessary steps to realize it in our lifetime, writes Alannah Fricker
Rye to release Anti-Black Racism Campus Climate Review, months after its expected completion
June 25, 2020
The review was expected to be completed by the end of 2019
UPDATE: Ryerson’s proposal for special constables approved by Toronto Police Service
May 22, 2020
Ryerson expects to incorporate special constables into its security model by late 2021
Rye experts on Canada’s inmates access to communication, #LetsTalkBell
January 31, 2020
Bell Canada is facing criticism for their phone contract with Canadian prisons that limits prisoners’ communications with the outside world
Panelists call on Ryerson to adopt a harm reduction policy
November 25, 2018
"We need to take a very clear stance that we will protect students in this area and treat it as a human rights issue," said the founder of CSSDP at Ryerson
Ryerson harm reduction club to appeal student group status denial at RSU meeting
September 30, 2018
The Ryerson Students' Union denied a harm-reduction group official group status in August
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