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Joseph Blinick in the Law Times on New OHRC Mental Health and Addictions Policy

September 8, 2014
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In the Law Times article by Marg Bruineman, "OHRC Policy Tackles Mental Health, Addictions," Joseph Blinick comments on a new Ontario Human Rights Commission policy created to prevent discrimination based on mental health or addiction by employers or service providers.
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