More than 3,500 people have signed a petition asking for action from the school board and Ontario Ministry of Education after a video was posted online of a teenager being beaten up by other male youths near Gloucester High School. Read More
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Parents launch petition calling for action after teen boy beaten near Gloucester High School
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