A story came out yesterday that said "the vast majority of people shot by police were young men. When race could be identified, 48 per cent of people shot were Indigenous and 19 per cent were Black."

I don't know if it was the timing of the release or not, but it didn't seem to gain much interest or start as many conversations as I thought it would.

34 people were killed by police between Jan.1 and Nov. 30

RCMP were involved in the most police shootings this year in Canada at 15. Experts say that's not surprising, considering the force's presence across the country.

3 of those shootings were in Nunavut. Ontario had the most police shootings resulting in death or injury with 18.

There were 10 shootings in Alberta, nine in Quebec, five in Manitoba, five in British Columbia, two in New Brunswick and three in Nova Scotia.

From Kelly Geraldine Malone, Meredith Omstead and Liam Casey of the Canadian Press. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/police-shootings-2020-yer-review-1.5849788?__vfz=medium%3Dsharebar

Now the real question: do people care that it is a majority of Black and Indigenous people that are being killed by the police?