“Kids dying in state care isn’t a convincing argument for more state care”

2024 September – op-ed – National Post – Chris Selley

“Kids dying in state care isn’t a convincing argument for more state care”

A child in Ontario state care dies every 3 days approximately. Neveah Tucker had been in state care when her body was found in a dumpster. It took over a year to identify her body. State care is not necessarily safer than parental care.
Kids dying in state care isn’t an argument for more state care: Selley | National Post

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