Tanya Gaw, founder of Action4Canada, said the organization got more than 10,000 emails, on behalf of petitioners, sent to former education minister Dustin Duncan and Premier Scott Moe
UR Pride, a community organization representing LGBTQ people in Regina, has filed legal action against the government over the pronoun policy. It said it violates Charter rights because it could out kids to their parents or result in teachers misgendering them at school. A judge is expected to hear the case Sept. 19.
On its website, Action4Canada says schools are “indoctrinating” children over LGBTQ issues. It also believes in “climate fraud” and has been vocal against COVID-19 mandates. “Schools that have inclusive policies around issues of diversity, equity and inclusion have much healthier graduates,” Kennedy said.
“Their attempts to disrupt the meeting continued, and tensions rose. At this point, the meeting was adjourned by board motion,” a spokesperson with Saskatoon Public Schools said in a statement.Article content Nadine Ness, the group’s founder, said in a text message this week the organization is not responsible for the flyer.
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