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Court appearance for former president of the Toronto Assoc. of the Deaf in historical sexual assault case - Vimarsana News

Court appearance for former president of the Toronto Assoc. of the Deaf in historical sexual assault case

A former president of the Toronto Association of the Deaf facing allegations of historical sexual assault made a court appearance on Monday.

Who is Regan Thibodeau? Sign language interpreter leading Maine mass shooting media briefings was a close friend of victim Joshua Seal - Vimarsana News

Who is Regan Thibodeau? Sign language interpreter leading Maine mass shooting media briefings was a close friend of victim Joshua Seal

Joshua Seal was one of the four people from the deaf community killed during a cornhole tournament at a Lewiston bar on October 25

Source: meaww.com
OPP charges former president of the Toronto Association of the Deaf in historical sexual assault case - Vimarsana News

OPP charges former president of the Toronto Association of the Deaf in historical sexual assault case

New information concerning an investigation into allegations of historical sexual assault against the former president of the Toronto Association of the Deaf has surfaced, with investigators believing there may be more potential victims.

Linguabee Has a New Queen Bee! - Vimarsana News

Linguabee Has a New Queen Bee!

/PRNewswire/ -- Linguabee, the largest Deaf-owned and operated interpreting and translation services company in the world, is bee-lighted to announce that we...

Provost Celebrates New Deaf Interpreters - Vimarsana News

Provost Celebrates New Deaf Interpreters

On Thursday 24 February, Provost Linda Doyle congratulated a cohort of twenty three deaf people who have completed a short course on interpreting at Trinity College Dublin, a celebration made all the sweeter as this is the first time that the group has met in person. Co-funded by the Citizens Information Board and the Sign […]

Source: tcd.ie