Ontario topless rights hailed as social victory
A long legal battle ends with a new Ontario law allowing topless public activity for women. The piece argues broader societal impacts from fashion, hunger, and charity supply chains, noting government studies and potential policy changes. It mentions medical, police, and social implications and invites reader letters to The Banner.
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Breakout of the box prompts reform in Canadian policy
Peter Holle argues Canada must distinguish means from ends to cut costs and improve outcomes. He highlights private school vouchers and charter schools in the US and Holland, notes Manitoba lags in reforms, and cites Edison Project gains as evidence that private operation can better educate at lower cost.
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