Throwback Thursday: Exemptions are valid under the law. The rights of those with disabilities must be upheld.

2021-07-21

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Throwback Thursday: Exemptions are valid under the law. The rights of those with disabilities must be upheld.

Jul 21, 2021 | Acts & Legislation, Blog, General News, Laws & Legislation

Exemptions are valid under the law. The rights of those with disabilities must be upheld.

Exemptions are valid under the law. The rights of those with disabilities must be upheld.

Exemptions are valid under the law. The rights of those with disabilities must be upheld.

We will be dedicating our social media posts on Thursdays to reminding Canadians of their rights and the current laws and legislations in place in Canada. Make sure to save and share these posts so you can refer to them when exercising your rights in public.

Exemptions are valid under the law. The rights of those with disabilities must be upheld.

#TeamKnowledge #RememberYourOath #CanadianPoliceOfficers #ThrowbackThursday

 
 
 

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