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Note: The Banner has chosen to withhold the victims last name in order to protect her identity.A woman sexually assaulted inside an Orangeville high school has found new evidence to help with a claim she filed for emotional distress and trauma following the incident nearly 40 years ago.After having her Workplace Safety Insurance Board claim denied in 2019, she was able to connect WSIB with a witness to the alleged assault. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They WSIB were able to contact the witness that is still alive, said Lynn, whose last name has been
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As Ontario finance minister Peter Bethlenfalvy gets set to present his first budget Wednesday, he faces a delicate balancing act, one thats being played out by governments across the country.Wind down COVID support programs too early, and he risks hurting businesses already teetering on the brink of survival, and throwing more people out of work. Keep them going too long, and he risks saddling the province with a deficit th
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