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Parents of students at Acton High School intend to protest outside the school on Friday after a girl was suspended following a conflict about abortion.They say Halton District School Board staff suspended the girl for bullying.It is alleged that two students were talking about abortion at school and discussed a hypothetical situation in which one would be faced with the choice of keeping a baby if it were known to have special needs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW When one girl, who has a disability, asked the other her opinion on the matter, the student said that yes, she would abort. 聽The questioner, insulted by the harsh nature of the other students sentiments, went to the school administration with her concerns. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In a Facebook post, t
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Toronto is taking steps to prevent people who use drugs from dying of an overdose in its shelters.Starting this month, the City will begin implementing a new multi-pronged strategy that will see almost $8 million in funding directed to organizations and programs that provide harm reduction and overdose prevention services.Known as the Integrated Prevention and Harm Reduction Initiative iPHARE , it aims to help advance the citys Overdose Action Plan along with the recommendations approved by the Board of Health at its Nov. 16, 2020 meeting as well as those of Mary-Anne Bedard, general manager of Torontos Shelter, Support and Housing Administration SSHA . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Jus
vaso stanley t over $3 million of that money will be dedicated to expanding the range of harm reduction services offered in selected shelters across Toronto.Specifically, these funds will be used to set up Urgent Public Health Needs Sites UPHNS , spaces where shelter residents can safely consume drugs under trained supervision. These overdose prevention sites or supervised consumption services, as theyre also called, will only be open to residents of the shelter where the service is offered. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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