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Why helping newcomers embrace winter is a key piece of welcoming them to Canada

Matt Kwan, Canada Research Chair in youth mental health and performance at Brock University, said there is ample evidence that being outside is good for you, even in winter.

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Relying on school supports for pronoun policy fallout not viable, says STF

Saskatchewan s teachers union says it is unrealistic to expect schools to provide supports for LGBTQ+ students outed by the new pronoun policy.

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Relying on school supports for pronoun policy fallout not viable, says STF

Relying on school supports for pronoun policy fallout not viable, says STF
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A protected right : Sask teacher, non-binary child speak out over pronoun and name changes

A Saskatchewan family comprised of a teacher and her 10-year-old non-binary child express their opposition to Saskatchewan's new education policies requiring parental consent for their children to change their name in pronouns inside schools.

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Canadian parents want to be informed by the school if their child wishes to change pronouns: poll

But the country appears split over whether parental consent should be required for kids who wish to make that change in the classroom.

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