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Manitoba school division pauses bringing back ‘God Save the King’ in classrooms

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The anthem is considered a musical salute to the British monarch and Indigenous groups have spoken out against colonization at the hands of the monarchy

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Manitoba school division pauses bringing back ‘God Save the King’ in classrooms

The anthem is considered a musical salute to the British monarch and Indigenous groups have spoken out against colonization at the hands of the monarchy

26 days ago·Canada

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Coast Reporter

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Manitoba school division to pause bringing back 'God Save the King' in classrooms

WINNIPEG — A Manitoba school division’s plan to bring "God Save the King" back to the classroom is on hold after the idea met with controversy.

26 days ago·Sechelt, Canada

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CBC News

Dauphin-area school division decision puts God Save the King on hold

Trustees with the Mountain View School Division in Manitoba have voted to pause a plan to play God Save the King during morning announcements and see whether it is legally required and supported by area residents.

26 days ago·Canada

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Global News

Manitoba school division to pause bringing back ‘God Save the King’ in classrooms - Winnipeg

Trustees with the Mountain View School Division have voted to pause the plan and see whether it is legally required and supported by area residents.

26 days ago·Toronto, Canada

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APTN News

Manitoba tribal organization at centre of lawsuit

The Southern Chiefs Organization wants its $100,00 deposit back. The seller is refusing and alleging "breach of contract", in a lawsuit.

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Manitoba school division to pause bringing back God Save the King in classrooms - Winnipeg #News #CDNNews #Canada #CanadianNews

A school division in western Manitoba is holding off on reintroducing “God Save the King” during morning announcements. Trustees with the Mountain View School Division have voted to pause the plan and see whether it is legally required and supported by area residents. Scott Lynxleg says he voted to get more information because he’s heard from parents and staff that the change could affect Indigenous staff and students. Manitoba legislation inclu…

26 days ago

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