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Dog rescue discriminated against boy with autism, HRTO rules - Vimarsana News

Dog rescue discriminated against boy with autism, HRTO rules

An Oxford County dog rescue’s policy not to adopt dogs to homes of children with autism has been deemed 'discriminatory' by the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario.

Autism advocates cheer as policy against dog rescue adoptions shot down by tribunal - Vimarsana News

Autism advocates cheer as policy against dog rescue adoptions shot down by tribunal

An Ontario dog rescue organization's policy to not adopt out to families with kids on the autism spectrum has been ruled as discriminatory by the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal.

Source: cbc.ca
Autism Ontario speaks out after autism used as defence in Veltman trial - Vimarsana News

Autism Ontario speaks out after autism used as defence in Veltman trial

Autism Ontario is deeply troubled by the fact that the defense for Nathaniel Veltman tried to cite autism as a mitigating factor in the June 6, 2021 attack on the Afzaal family.

Father calls for transparency in new Peel police autism strategy - Vimarsana News

Father calls for transparency in new Peel police autism strategy

Strategy provides training for all officers to help recognize individuals on autism spectrum and respond accordingly.

London municipal candidate uses vandalism to his election signs into awareness opportunity - Vimarsana News

London municipal candidate uses vandalism to his election signs into awareness opportunity

Damaged signs during election campaigns are an unfortunate reality, but one London, Ont. municipal candidate says vandalism to one of his signs went too far. But Jeremy McCall is instead using the hateful incident into an opportunity for autism awareness.