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More Canadians support using notwithstanding clause in ‘parental rights’ debate: poll

  • Almost half of Canadians support the use of the notwithstanding clause to ensure schools inform parents about a child's desire to use a different name or pronoun, according to a poll.
  • The majority of Canadians believe teachers should notify parents of such changes.
  • Canadians are divided on discussing sexual orientation and gender identity in schools, with more support for topics like racism and climate change.
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The Globe & MailThe Globe & Mail

More Canadians support using notwithstanding clause in ‘parental rights’ debate, poll finds

Canadians are divided on whether sexual orientation and gender identity should be discussed in schools at all, according to the new results from Leger

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castanet.netcastanet.net

More Canadians support using notwithstanding clause in 'parental rights' debate: poll

Nearly half of Canadians say they support their province using the notwithstanding clause to ensure that schools tell parents if their child wishes to use a different name or pronoun, a new poll suggests, and more people support that idea than oppose it. New data also suggest a majority of Canadians...

·Kelowna, Canada
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CTV NewsCTV News

More Canadians support using notwithstanding clause in 'parental rights' debate: poll

Nearly half of Canadians say they support their province using the notwithstanding clause to ensure that schools tell parents if their child wishes to use a different name or pronoun, a new poll suggests, and more people support that idea than oppose it.

·Canada
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Toronto SunToronto Sun

LILLEY: Scott Moe's school pronoun policy anything but controversial

The controversial idea, according to polls, is that kids could change their name, gender or pronouns and parents would be in the dark.

·Toronto, Canada
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The Toronto StarThe Toronto Star

More Canadians support using notwithstanding clause in 'parental rights' debate: poll

OTTAWA - Nearly half of Canadians say they support their province using the notwithstanding clause to ensure that schools tell parents if their child wishes to use a different name

·Toronto, Canada
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CBC NewsCBC News

Sask. Parental Bill of Rights introduced, notwithstanding clause to be invoked

The Saskatchewan government has introduced Bill 137, the Parental Bill of Rights, on Thursday morning and plans to invoke the notwithstanding clause.

·Canada
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Flin Flon Reminder broke the news in Flin Flon, Canada on Thursday, October 12, 2023.
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