‘People are getting the message that it’s ok to act out, cross lines’: Sociology professor reflects on COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on crime
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‘People are getting the message that it’s ok to act out, cross lines’: Sociology professor reflects on COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on crime
Description
April 25, 2023
Sociology professor Alexis Fox weighed in on Tuesday regarding the link between crime and the COVID-19 pandemic, proposing that the common morality became eroded by some of the impacts of COVID-19 lockdowns like isolation, desperation and anxiety. Fox said the solution is to "bring people back to investing in the community and having a stake in society."
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‘People are getting the message that it’s ok to act out, cross lines’: Sociology professor reflects on COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on crime01:43 | April 25, 2023
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Saskatchewan to receive federal funding for rare disease medicine01:43 | January 10, 2025
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Saskatchewan residents feeling the lows of winter01:40 | January 8, 2025
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Downtown Saskatoon business vandalized01:52 | January 7, 2025
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Charities welcome donation deadline extension02:00 | January 3, 2025
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Canadians are hoping to spend less in 202501:43 | January 1, 2025
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Saskatchewan’s 2025 housing market in low supply01:44 | December 30, 2024
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Saskatchewan man hopes to raise awareness about Lyme disease with support group02:27 | December 24, 2024
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Canadian seniors choosing to rent solo01:35 | December 23, 2024
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Canadians left waiting for passports after Canada Post strike01:39 | December 23, 2024
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Relief and anger in Saskatchewan as postal workers ordered back to work01:51 | December 16, 2024
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Taylor Kennedy’s charges stayed in fatal impaired driving collision01:46 | December 16, 2024
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Homicides drop in Regina, rise in Saskatoon01:59 | December 12, 2024
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Saskatchewan corrections officers sound alarm over facility conditions01:54 | December 5, 2024
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Striking Saskatoon postal workers continue to deliver letters to Santa01:29 | December 5, 2024
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Navigating the proposed GST holiday tax break savings for consumers and impacts for retailers04:30 | December 3, 2024
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Offering a helpful shovel could go a long way this Saskatchewan winter02:03 | December 2, 2024
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Canada Post strike has cost small businesses $765M: CFIB01:47 | December 2, 2024
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Saskatchewan demand for beef up despite high prices01:39 | November 29, 2024
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Saskatoon family makes pleas online after dog goes missing from groomer01:31 | November 25, 2024
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Saving Scarlett: How one family is turning to the community for life-saving help02:02 | November 21, 2024
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Saskatoon residents adjust, road crews continue clean up after 1st dump of winter snow00:30 | November 20, 2024
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Regina streets a dangerous place to be as snow and wind continue02:07 | November 20, 2024
-
Demand grows for Saskatoon emergency shelters ahead of winter01:47 | November 18, 2024
-
Saskatoon sailor honours veterans from the Normandy Invasion01:38 | November 11, 2024
-
West Final goes to Bombers once again01:10 | November 9, 2024
-
Advocates, councillors call for greater engagement in Sask. civic politics02:16 | November 8, 2024
-
Several Saskatoon police officers suspended following two separate incidents01:24 | November 8, 2024
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1 in 3 Saskatchewan residents at risk of exposure to dangerous radon levels01:37 | November 6, 2024
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Voting for school board trustees is a vital part of Sask. civic elections. Here’s why02:06 | November 5, 2024
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Riders defend home turf with semifinal win over Lions01:20 | November 2, 2024
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Tracy Muggli03:12 | November 1, 2024
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‘People are getting the message that it’s ok to act out, cross lines’: Sociology professor reflects on COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on crime01:43 | April 25, 2023
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Saskatchewan to receive federal funding for rare disease medicine01:43 | January 10, 2025
-
Saskatchewan residents feeling the lows of winter01:40 | January 8, 2025
-
Downtown Saskatoon business vandalized01:52 | January 7, 2025
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Charities welcome donation deadline extension02:00 | January 3, 2025
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Canadians are hoping to spend less in 202501:43 | January 1, 2025
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Saskatchewan’s 2025 housing market in low supply01:44 | December 30, 2024
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Saskatchewan man hopes to raise awareness about Lyme disease with support group02:27 | December 24, 2024
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Canadian seniors choosing to rent solo01:35 | December 23, 2024
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Canadians left waiting for passports after Canada Post strike01:39 | December 23, 2024
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Relief and anger in Saskatchewan as postal workers ordered back to work01:51 | December 16, 2024
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Taylor Kennedy’s charges stayed in fatal impaired driving collision01:46 | December 16, 2024
-
Homicides drop in Regina, rise in Saskatoon01:59 | December 12, 2024
-
Saskatchewan corrections officers sound alarm over facility conditions01:54 | December 5, 2024
-
Striking Saskatoon postal workers continue to deliver letters to Santa01:29 | December 5, 2024
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Navigating the proposed GST holiday tax break savings for consumers and impacts for retailers04:30 | December 3, 2024
-
Offering a helpful shovel could go a long way this Saskatchewan winter02:03 | December 2, 2024
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Canada Post strike has cost small businesses $765M: CFIB01:47 | December 2, 2024
-
Saskatchewan demand for beef up despite high prices01:39 | November 29, 2024
-
Saskatoon family makes pleas online after dog goes missing from groomer01:31 | November 25, 2024
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Saving Scarlett: How one family is turning to the community for life-saving help02:02 | November 21, 2024
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Saskatoon residents adjust, road crews continue clean up after 1st dump of winter snow00:30 | November 20, 2024
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Regina streets a dangerous place to be as snow and wind continue02:07 | November 20, 2024
-
Demand grows for Saskatoon emergency shelters ahead of winter01:47 | November 18, 2024
-
Saskatoon sailor honours veterans from the Normandy Invasion01:38 | November 11, 2024
-
West Final goes to Bombers once again01:10 | November 9, 2024
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Advocates, councillors call for greater engagement in Sask. civic politics02:16 | November 8, 2024
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Several Saskatoon police officers suspended following two separate incidents01:24 | November 8, 2024
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1 in 3 Saskatchewan residents at risk of exposure to dangerous radon levels01:37 | November 6, 2024
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Voting for school board trustees is a vital part of Sask. civic elections. Here’s why02:06 | November 5, 2024
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Riders defend home turf with semifinal win over Lions01:20 | November 2, 2024
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Shaping Saskatchewan: Tracy Muggli03:12 | November 1, 2024
‘People are getting the message that it’s ok to act out, cross lines’: Sociology professor reflects on COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on crime
Description
April 25, 2023
Sociology professor Alexis Fox weighed in on Tuesday regarding the link between crime and the COVID-19 pandemic, proposing that the common morality became eroded by some of the impacts of COVID-19 lockdowns like isolation, desperation and anxiety. Fox said the solution is to "bring people back to investing in the community and having a stake in society."
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