The university has arranged for child care for the school-aged children of employees during the Toronto District School Board strike. This care will be provided throught the Bloor JCC at Spadina and Bloor.
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They must indicate that they are University employees and provide their employee number upon registration. The university hired an environmental biomedical consulting firm a few months ago to dispose of the redundant samples. It appears something happened between the time the pathology museum was shut down and when the materials were being disposed of, but a police investigation will determine exactly what happened, said Susan Bloch-Nevitte, director of public affairs. This displays a fundamental lack of respect and dignity for the treatment of the human body, she added. The university contacted police after receiving an anonymous tip two weeks ago from a woman who saw the samples on sale at an antiques auction.