Manitoba schools eyed for aboriginal smudging practice
CBC Radio Winnipeg reports a proposal to allow shamanic smudging in Manitoba schools. A proponent says participation would be voluntary, with students who wish to avoid it allowed to leave the room. The plan ties to Bill 18 and anti-bullying measures, raising questions about safety and school policy.
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Amalgamation Debate Warns Against Impulsive Reform
Elizabeth Senderewien argues against rapid regionalization, citing higher costs after stripping local boards. She claims emergency room wages rose from 25 to 90 200 per hour, with fees covered by government, and taxes may shift to fund debt and administration. She urges careful, consultative planning to preserve local self governance.
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Harper anti gun registry pledge sparks debate
The 2005 Conservative policy aims to repeal costly gun registry and keep firearms rights while pushing provincial co operation on cost effective controls. Critics argue the current law creates paper criminals through PAL licensing and lifetime tracking, risking lawful owners without new proof.
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