“A Boy with Problems” is a letter written by one of the kids who stayed at Interval House, 12-year-old Mark.
“A Boy with Problems” letter
written by one of the kids who stayed at Interval House, 12-year-old Mark
An article in Toronto Star reviews Ontario Secretary for Justice Gord Walker’s plan to spend an additional $4 million a year on initiatives to tackle ‘wife-battering.’ The plan includes funding emergency shelters and longer-term transition houses; on research and community education projects; and on a major provincial conference that will bring together front-line professionals with government policymakers.
Ontario wife-battering ‘initiatives’ need tuning
Hurst, Lynda. Ontario wife-battering initiatives need tuning. Toronto Star, pg B1. November 8, 1983.
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Abusers from varied social and educational levels testify at a Queen’s Park Hearing on family violence to drive home the point that wife beating is a universal problem that crosses all boundaries.
Queen’s Park hearing finds that wife beating is a problem that crosses all boundaries
Scrivener, Leslie. Queen’s Park hearing finds that wife beating is a problem that crosses all boundaries. Toronto Star, pg H3. July 24, 1982.
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