Calling on Quebec for service dogs subsidy for those with autism

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Calling on Quebec for service dogs subsidy for those with autism

“More than 10,000 signatures,” said Sylvain Bernier, president of Aspis Rencontres, referring to signatures on a petition submitted to the National Assembly to help get funding for service dogs for those living with autism. Adriana Gentile reports.

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