DASHWOOD — The future of so-called “workshops” for those with developmental disabilities run by Community Living South Huron (CLSH) is up in the air after recent comments by the Ministry of Community and Social Services. CLSH runs Dashwood Wood Products (DWP) and the Adult Resource Centre (also referred to as ARC Industries) out of its…
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