A Scarborough family is outraged after discovering their loved one's obituary was posted on a website soliciting donations without their knowledge or consent.
‘It felt like a huge violation’: Ontario family shocked to find their loved one’s obituary on website without their consentA Scarborough family says a copy of their loved one's obituary was posted on a website to solicit donations without their knowledge or consent.
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