Canadian Athlete Denied Breastfeeding at Olympics & Ontario Priest Defends Residential Schools

In this week’s #NewsYouCanUse, we discuss the recent events of a priest from Ontario facing backlash and issuing an apology after ignorantly trying to defend the Catholic Church’s role in residential schools. Also, Durham District School Board faces criticism after its newest decision to change school hours. Plus, a Canadian basketball player is forced to choose between breastfeeding her daughter or the Tokyo Olympics. Also, chaos after the Montreal Canadiens win on Thursday. And, in Good News, scientists have discovered a solution to the hiccups!
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‘It’s just a little challenge for myself’ A Toronto teen is offering free haircuts for a month to give back to his community and to be the best barber he can be

A Toronto local is turning his lived experience into a pay it forward initiative, cooking for homeless people in the city

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