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Saskatoon school division facing backlash after email shared online

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By Steve Seto
| northeastNOW
In a statement, OUTSaskatoon said it recognizes the dilemma that teachers, families and others work through when discussing issues related to identity, but added it finds it deeply regrettable that GSCS has issued this directive to limit children’s experiences at the festival.
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Road closures to be aware of during Saskatchewan Marathon

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By Steve Seto
| CKOM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified
It will be a different mode of transportation on the roadways in Saskatoon on Sunday. The Saskatchewan Marathon gets underway and there will be a number of road closures because of it. No parking signs and lane restrictions will be in place along the marathon route and Saskatoon police will be located at intersections along the route for safety.
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Saskatoon school division facing backlash after email shared online

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By Steve Seto
| CKOM (Saskatoon, SK) Verified
An email sent to Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools (GSCS) principals has surfaced on social media and has caused some to speak out against it. The photo being shared directs staff who decide to take students to the Nutrien Children’s Festival from June 1-4 to avoid a “Rainbow Tent” that will be on site. The email said the school division will not be supporting the tent and asked that the information be passed to teachers and parent chaperones.
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