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Today in Canadian History – May 13

By Greg Hluska

On May 13, 2002 the Ontario provincial government made it illegal to discriminate against people who are on social assistance.

About Greg:
Greg Hluska is an early 30s Regina guy. By day, he works in User Experience in a technology company and by night, he is an avid reader/writer who helps publish the Regina Streets Magazine.

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