Monday January 13, 2014 – 11am
Posted Jan 13, 2014 02:13:46 PM.
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1:00am- Jeff Outhit, Reporter and Columnist at the Waterloo Region Record, Re: Outhit’s latest article states that red light cameras aren’t reducing collisions or injuries even as tickets pour millions into government coffers.
Collisions increased six per cent at 12 intersections after cameras installed in 2008 and 2010 began snapping red light runners, The Record found in a new analysis. This matches the collision increase at 304 traffic signals without cameras.
11:30am- Cathy Gulli, Associate Editor at Maclean’s Magazine, Re: Unbeknownst to most people, over the last few years many organizations have been transforming the rules, policies and practices pertaining to “gender variance,” which helps children gradually transition from their gender at birth based on anatomy to something else-male to female, female to male, or to a more ambiguous identity. But the disconnect between public policy and public opinion can prove difficult to navigate for children, as well as their parents and professionals they seek out for help. Gulli reports on how parents, kids, teachers and doctors are navigating the new world of gender fluidity.
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