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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom tells us that dignity is tied to freedom and equality under the law.
“Everything I’ve gotten, like my stethoscope, I’ve had to fight for myself. ”It is people like Nethersole for whom Krejcik hopes to be a spokesperson.
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