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We are all too familiar with recent incidents of school shootings in the United States and in Canada, as well as the Ministry of Education’s communication that all elementary school, will have only one point of entry.

Bill 115 "An Act to Implement Restraint Measures in the Education Sector" became law on September 11, 2012.

A panel discussion, including Brenda Bowlby of Hicks, Morley LLP, Dale Hall, Advisor to the President of George Brown College on Human Rights, Equity and Diversity and Marc Emond, Acting Manager of the Access Centre, Ryerson University to discuss disability accommodation in the education sector.

The Child Advocacy Project (CAP) is a registered project of Pro Bono Law Ontario. Its mandate is to work with community partners, law firms, and private practice lawyers to develop pro bono legal advocacy projects for children and families who are unable to afford legal services.