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Summer camp organizers hope to fill void in Regina for LGBTQ+ youth

Summer camp organizers hope to fill void in Regina for LGBTQ+ youth
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Summer camp organizers hope to fill void in Regina for LGBTQ+ youth

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Does Saskatchewan s Parents Bill of Rights help parents or misguide them?

Does Saskatchewan s Parents Bill of Rights help parents or misguide them?
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Some teachers say Saskatchewan pronoun policy creates uncertainty

Some teachers have said the policy has created uncertainty, causing them to question whether they are being forced to break ethical codes.

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Some Sask teachers say pronoun policy has chilling effect, creates uncertainty

Nick Day is among many teachers in Saskatchewan navigating the province's new policy that requires children under 16 to seek parental consent if they want to go by a different name or pronoun at school.

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