First Light 'not surprised’ by Indigenous over-incarceration in N.L.

March 31, 2026 02:02 UTC

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First Light 'not surprised’ by Indigenous over-incarceration in N.L.

First Light 'not surprised’ by Indigenous over-incarceration in N.L. NewsDuration 2:33First Light says its research shows Indigenous people are far more likely to be incarcerated in N.L. The group is also calling on the province to support culturally relevant programming in correctional facilities.

Source: CBC News March 31, 2026 02:02 UTC

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