Posted AT 5:07 AM EDT on 28/03/08
Ontario's Chief Coroner wants to restructure its operation
TORONTO — The Office of the Chief Coroner of Ontario has urged a wholesale revamping of its operation to prevent a repeat of the Charles Smith autopsy scandal that engulfed it over the past decade.
In wide-ranging recommendations to the Goudge commission yesterday, the office recommended splitting off its forensic branch and providing it with enough funds to recruit forensic pathologists aggressively amid a global shortage.
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