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8 economist suntribune around the region saturday jan 5 2002 gion cops by roger varley staff writer six york regional police officers and three mental health profes sionals leave for new york city today to help officers there who have been traumatized by events stemming from the sept 1 1 terror ist attacks the longer and more enor mous the event the longer it takes before the ems workers are ready for help det brad mckay said thursday explaining why the team is going to new york more than- three months after the world trade center collapsed they have been so consumed by doing their job mckay said his team is respond ing to a call for help from the international critical incident stress foundation they new york police have their own team but because of the enormity of the event everyone is pitching in he said mckay and his colleagues are members of the york region critical incident stress management team a volunteer group formed in 1996 to assist police firefighters ems and hospital staff who encounter trau- matic incidents while working the teams duties in new york will consist of debriefing groups of police officers and spending time mar k h a m sssf- with workers in and around ground zero the team will be in new york until friday heading the volun teers with mckay will be dr barbara anschuetz a newmarket psychologist the other mental health profes sionals are dr marybeth bourne a south lake regional health care emergency room physician arid joddie mcleaming a victim witness court worker from the ministry of the attorney general the other police officers on the team are sgt deiter boeheim det bruce west const- neil orr const gary phillips and detconst shannon anderson we have training and experi ence said mckay some are certified trauma responders as peers of the new york police we will listen to them and pro vide education and coping skills funding for the venture is pro vided by the york police services board and the force itself mckay said the six police officers will be going to new york as onduty officers but the two doctors will be- closing their practices for the week and mcleaming will be using her vacation time for the trip while in new york the group will be laying a wreath on behalf of the citizens of york region education at risk say students m a k rv ri a 1v1 f economist sun carrier of the week id i ei i christina goldsmith mcdonalds 3 w wanted we are currently looking for carriers to deliver the economist sun in the following areas avoca drive barlow road basswood hollow braithwaite road caledonia court calvert road captain frances dr carlton road casson place charringtori crescent conistan road corby road cranleigh drive dalecroft circle delhi crescent deviation road dundee crescent eckhardt avenue ellingwood court emmeloord crescent eton street fitzgerald avenue fred varley drive hagerman boulevard halstcad drive hastings drive hcdgcwood drivehemirigway crcascont hivewood court hollingham road holmcsdale dr ingleborough 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markhams middlefield collegiate what the average student does nt realize is that once we get into postsecondary well not only be faced with the increasing tuition but well be living on our own and will have to earn on our own said prahar shah executive director of student action york say shah noted over the past decade the average tuition for an arts and science student has increased 241 per cent from 1639 to 3951 per year over the same period debt upon graduation has jumped from 8675 to20496 forget about the before think about the aft e r fps sa ki be part of the economist sun carrier team and enjoy earning money winning prizes and attending exclusive carrier events and yet we dont see student income increasing by a similar pro- portion twenty years ago you had to work about 200 hours oyer four years to pay for your tuition now you have to work over 660 hours thats unrealistic shahs comments were made to about 70 oac students along with liberal mpps marie bountrogianni and gerard 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