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Online Activity: Finding Sources Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Online Activity: Finding Sources Original newspaper articleCitation; Emily Mathieu. (2017 December 11). Protesters stage ‘die-in’ at city hall in midst of opioid crisis. the star.com [Toronto]. Retrieved from thestar.com The article is about the overdose use of drugs. It has led to the deaths of many young youths in Toronto. It is staged by some protestors in front of the city hall addressing the mayor John Tory. The demonstration is led by Olympia Lynn Trypis who is struggling to hold back the tears and she even feels desperate by going to their funerals rather than spending time with them in birthday's celebration (Emily Mathieu 2017). Relevance to the CRAAP test. The paper surpasses the CRAAP Olympia Lynn confirms the deaths of her closest friends through overdose by the needles. The point of view is objective and impartial since it seeks to address the particular issue created by the free injections controlled by the government. References Emily Mathieu. (2017 December 11). Protesters stage ‘die-in’ at city hall in midst of opioid crisis. the star.com [Toronto]. Retrieved from www.thestar.com Hall W. & Carter A. (2013). Advocates need to show compulsory treatment of opioid dependence is effective safe and ethical. Bulletin of the World Health Organization 91(2) 146-146. doi:10.2471 Protesters stage 'die-in? At city hall in midst of opioid crisis | Toronto Star. (2017 December 12). Retrieved from www.thestar.com Protesters stage ‘die-in’ at city hall in midst of opioid crisis. (2017). [...]
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Read the article :www.thestar.com Imagine that you want to write a research paper related to the article linked above. Where could you go to find out more about this subject? Using the Sheridan library search engine and the web, find and source in APA format, one of each of the following sources that you could use to find out more information on the topic: • the original newspaper article • a peer reviewed academic journal article • a book • a government publication • an advocacy group/agency website or publication For each source, briefly describe how you know the source is a legitimate one using part of the CRAAP test, indicated on the response template. Use the response templale when answer the following questions
Subject Area: Human Rights
Document Type: Research Paper
