How Activists Shape Education Policy in Canada, Often Against the Wishes of Elected Officials

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How Activists Shape Education Policy in Canada, Often Against the Wishes of Elected Officials
A file photo of children arriving at a school in Milton, Ont., on Nov. 4, 2022. Nick Iwanyshyn/The Canadian Press
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Alberta recently became the latest province to be subjected to legal action by activist groups on parental rights and school legislation. But there have been many other examples, including in the case of Saskatchewan’s pronoun law, and Ontario’s sex-education revamp that Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives had campaigned on before winning the election in 2018.

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