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SFGTV Transbay Joint Powers Authority September 16, 2022 - Vimarsana News

SFGTV Transbay Joint Powers Authority September 16, 2022

Is meeting held during a proclaimed state of emergency and officials recommended measures to promote social distancing. As noted on the agenda, members of the public may observe this teleconchs meeting via sfgovtv and offer comment by calling the Public Comment phone number. I like to welcome the members of the public and staff for watching live on sfgovtv and i like to thank the sfgovtv staff for their support and their services. Madam secretary. Call the roll. Thank you. Chair gee. I note we have morgan sitting in as lipkins ash sense. With that director galley . Present. Drushth john baptis...

Phone ban? School violence the real issue - Vimarsana News

Phone ban? School violence the real issue

The province is banning cellphones and vaping at schools come September, but Rob Hammond fears violence will continue to erupt within those hallowed halls.

Protesters and counter-protesters square off over gender curriculum - Vimarsana News

Protesters and counter-protesters square off over gender curriculum

Peaceful protest shows disagreement on sexual health education in schools

Protesters and counter-protesters square off over gender curriculum - Vimarsana News

Protesters and counter-protesters square off over gender curriculum

Peaceful protest shows disagreement on sexual health education in schools

Source: nugget.ca
Opinion: When it comes to drag queen storytime in schools, Ontario should look to its long history of compromise - Vimarsana News

Opinion: When it comes to drag queen storytime in schools, Ontario should look to its long history of compromise

In the past, schools have permitted different exemptions out of respect for families’ religious or moral beliefs