The case against the Catholic trustee stems from accusations of linking LGBTQ protections to bestiality, other fetishes.
A Toronto Catholic school trustee accused of linking LGBTQ protections to bestiality and other sexual fetishes has been found guilty of professional misconduct by Ontario’s teaching regulator.
The decision, quietly released on April 8 by the Ontario College of Teachers, brings to an end a long-running investigation into Michael Del Grande, a trustee with the Toronto Catholic District School Board for 12 years.
The case stems from controversial comments in 2019 linking LGBTQ protections to a long list of sexual fetishes.
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