The case stems from controversial comments in 2019 linking LGBTQ protections to a long list of sexual fetishes.
A Toronto Catholic school trustee has agreed to surrender his teaching certificate and never reapply for membership with the Ontario College of Teachers, as part of the fallout from controversial comments made in 2019 linking LGBTQ protections to a long list of sexual fetishes.
A disciplinary panel of the college accepted a joint submission Wednesday that will see Michael Del Grande receive a public reprimand and pay a fine of $5,000 to the minister of finance.
The case against the Catholic trustee stems from accusations of linking LGBTQ protections to bestiality, other fetishes.
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