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What happened to Canada’s education advantage?

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

TheStar.com – Opinion/Comment – What happened to Canada’s education advantage?  We steered away just as the world was entering the knowledge economy.  When Mike Harris was premier, funding for education was cut by $1 billion, including a 25 per cent cut for universities.
Published On Tue Oct 20 2009.   Roger Martin

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Disabilities not a reason to send a person to ‘jail’ [warehousing people with physical, developmental and psychiatric disabilities]

Thursday, April 2nd, 2009

TheGlobeandMail.com – Life/Health – Disabilities not a reason to send a person to ‘jail’
April 2, 2009.  ANDRE PICARD

On Tuesday night, on the grounds of the Ontario legislature, a group of community-living activists and former residents of institutions gathered for a candlelight vigil.

They were celebrating a historic moment in the evolution of health and social-welfare systems that occurred when, on March 31, Ontario closed the last three large institutions for people with developmental disabilities.

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