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Principal and president of Toronto all-boys Catholic school resign amid sexual assault investigation

By Jessica Schladebeck 

| New York Daily News |
Nov 24, 2018 | 11:25 AM

 

A Toronto police car is seen at St. Michael's College School. Police arrested six students from a prestigious private all-boys Catholic school in Toronto on Monday and charged them with sexual assault related to a video that was posted on the internet. (Tijana Martin / AP)



Two top officials at an all-boys Catholic school in Toronto have resigned amid a police investigation into a case of sexual assault by students as well as criticism over the institution’s handling of the allegations.


St. Michael’s College School in a statement this week announced that principal Greg Reeves and board president Father Jefferson Thompson resigned, both of them “citing a shared desire to move the school forward without distractions” in light of the recent “horrific events of student behavior.”

Toronto Police on Monday arrested six boys, who are all 14 and 15, from the school on total of 18 charges, including assault, gang sexual assault, and sexual assault with a weapon, in connection with a video that’s been shared online.

In the 22-second clip, a group of students can be seen holding a boy down while another two students appear to assault him with a broomstick, according to The Star.

Authorities learned about the incident just last week and believe it happened earlier in the school year. Police are also investigating additional crimes, and suspect that as many four others videos could be circulating on social media, said Toronto Police Inspector Dominic Sinopoli.

St. Michael’s expelled eight students in connection with the assault allegations, thought it’s unclear if any of them are among those who were arrested. The high school is also launching an independent review into the school’s culture and urged students to utilize a new anonymous voicemail should they want to share their own experiences.

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Toronto travel chaos: What’s moving, or not, post-flood

A tow truck driver walks back through flood waters after hooking up a car on the Don Valley Parkway in Toronto on Monday July 8 2013. (THE CANADIAN PRESS)


CTV Toronto
Published Tuesday, July 9, 2013 8:53AM EDT
Last Updated Tuesday, July 9, 2013 1:28PM EDT


Toronto continues to recover from an unprecedented rainstorm that shattered records and paralyzed the city’s roads and transit infrastructure.

Commuters faced more delays Tuesday, as certain roads and transit lines remain closed.

TTC:

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No subway service between Jane and Kipling on the Bloor Danforth line
All other subway / RT service running normally

GO Transit:

Certain sections of GO Train tracks were washed out across the rail system. Delays and detour are reported on the following train lines:
Lakeshore West line
Lakeshore East line

Toronto road closures:
Wilson Ave. at CN bridge underpass
Bridgeland Ave. at Hwy. 401 underpass
Intersection of Front and York streets (closed until about 2 p.m.)
Disco Road close to Atwell Frive
Royal York Road at Dundas Street underpass
Martin Grove Road between Vulcan Street and Bethridge Road
Bloor Street, west of Islington Avenue underpass


Source: http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/toronto-travel-chaos-what-s-moving-or-not-post-flood-1.1359415#ixzz2YZmn4N9X

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