Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre says schools should stick to teaching the basics and leave conversations about LGBTQ issues to parents.
in late June, Poilievre accused Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of “butt[ing] into” decisions that “should rest with provinces and parents.”
In a speech posted online by Awaz Entertainment, an Urdu-Hindi TV channel, Poilievre spoke about protecting freedom of religion.
A proposal from the Conservative grassroots for next week’s policy convention in Quebec City will see party members vote on banning anyone under age 18 from receiving “life altering medicinal or surgical interventions” to change their gender.
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has said the policy is about allowing parents to play a role in their child’s education without having important information hidden from them.
The Manitoba Progressive Conservatives say that if they are re-elected this fall, they will expand parents’ rights over what their children learn in school, which could include a new policy on pronouns.
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Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre says schools should stick to teaching the basics and leave conversations about LGBTQ issues to parents.
in late June, Poilievre accused Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of “butt[ing] into” decisions that “should rest with provinces and parents.”
In a speech posted online by Awaz Entertainment, an Urdu-Hindi TV channel, Poilievre spoke about protecting freedom of religion.
A proposal from the Conservative grassroots for next week’s policy convention in Quebec City will see party members vote on banning anyone under age 18 from receiving “life altering medicinal or surgical interventions” to change their gender.
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has said the policy is about allowing parents to play a role in their child’s education without having important information hidden from them.
The Manitoba Progressive Conservatives say that if they are re-elected this fall, they will expand parents’ rights over what their children learn in school, which could include a new policy on pronouns.
The original article contains 636 words, the summary contains 154 words. Saved 76%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!