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Saskatchewan’s domestic violence rate, the highest for all Canadian provinces, requires a public policy response which considers the impact of and responds to probability statements regarding intervention.
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This paper compares the gap in community wellbeing between Indigenous and non-indigenous communities over a 20-year period. Generally, gaps remain between communities, with important implications for public policy.
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This manual uses a logic model to evaluate Domestic Violence programs. It outlines the challenges of applying a model to a hard to measure program.
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This interview has value for public servants who are tasked with analysing data to achieve efficiencies while also meeting political promises.
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Using data analytics to improve supervision of offenders completing sentences in the community presents great opportunity to reduce the amount of time probation officers spend tracking down and proving an offender’s whereabouts and activities.
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Risk will always exist in the formation of public policy; leaders are mandated to manage the risk based on the probability of danger.