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Concussion laws passed in Ontario to protect youth athletes
Submitted By Web Admin on Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Rowan’s Law aims to change “concussion” culture and includes education, training, codes of conduct.   Toronto Star Article

Click here to go to our Concussion tab and read more on the tragic story of Rowan Stringer and this new legislation.


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