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How a gender-identity policy battle in N.B. reached an ultimatum

In a letter leaked Tuesday, New Brunswick Education Minister Bill Hogan says Anglophone East, one of the province’s district education councils, has until 5 p.m. local time Thursday to stop spending money on the case over Policy 713 — or he will move to dissolve the council.
Students, Teachers, Education, Gender, Pronouns, Gender identity, LGBTQ, 2SLGBTQ+, Politics, Government, Lawsuit, New Brunswick

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