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TCDSB reinstates LGBT Youthline link on website after backlash
by Faiza Amin and Dilshad Burman
Posted Jan 13, 2021 10:27 pm EDT
Last Updated Jan 14, 2021 at 7:33 am EDT
The Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) has reinstated a link to the LGBT Youthline on their website after facing backlash for its removal on Tuesday.
The link was removed because of what the board said was “inappropriate material” found on the site.
According to the LGBT Youthline, the TCDSB sent them an email stating that they found objectionable material on the site, linking an article written by former Liberal MP Joe Volpe, who referred to it as a “pornographic website.”
New modelling reveals Toronto lockdown isn t working as well as it did in the spring
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Lockdown measures in Toronto and Peel Region haven t been as effective at reducing the spread of COVID-19 as they were during the first wave, according to new modelling released by the province today.
Provincial science advisors presented updated COVID-19 projections at Queen s Park Thursday afternoon, and one of the key findings of the data is that lockdown measures have not succeeded at limiting mobility the way they did in the spring.