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Indigenous mother proposes class-action lawsuit on birth alerts in ManitobaAn Indigenous woman whose newborn was taken by police and social workers shown in a video on social media has proposed a class-action lawsuit against the Manitoba government.InvestigationsMar 17, 2022
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N.S. called on to do more to help vulnerable pregnant women after ending birth alertsA Nova Scotia advocacy group is calling on the province to offer more resources to vulnerable expectant families after the government ended its use of birth alerts.HealthDec 1, 2021
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Nova Scotia ends controversial practice of birth alerts, one of last provinces to do soThe Nova Scotia government has announced it will end birth alerts, joining most other jurisdictions in Canada in ending the controversial practice.CanadaNov 30, 2021
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N.B. one of last Canadian provinces to end controversial birth alert practiceThe province says it has discontinued the practice, effective immediately, and will place more emphasis on supporting expectant mothers.CanadaOct 29, 2021
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Call renewed to end controversial birth alert practice in Nova ScotiaNova Scotia's Department of Community Services says it is 'working toward' ending the controversial practice of birth alerts, criticized as being racist and discriminatory.CanadaJun 29, 2021
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Ontario government scrapping birth alerts across province starting in OctoberA system that disproportionately targets racialized and Indigenous families by alerting authorities about the pending birth of children believed to be at risk will cease in Ontario later this year, the provincial government said Tuesday as it joined other Canadian jurisdictions doing away with the controversial practice.CanadaJul 14, 2020
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Saskatchewan government reviewing birth alert policiesThe province is reviewing whether it will keep the practice that critics say discriminates against Indigenous parents.CanadaSep 19, 2019
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B.C. ends ‘birth alert’ practice used to separate newborns from moms in child welfare cases"Birth alerts" allow social services to contact health officials when they have concerns about a baby's safety, potentially leading to seizure of the child.Sep 16, 2019
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