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TORONTO – I fiduciari scolastici si riuniranno per votare di nuovo sull’opportunità di sventolare la bandiera del Pride nelle scuole cattoliche di Halton questo giugno. La questione sarà nuovamente discussa (18 gennaio) alla riunione dell’Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB). In tutte le scuole cattoliche dell’Ontario i dibattiti sulla possibilità di issare fuori dagli edifici la bandiera arcobaleno sono stati controversi. L’HCDSB non è esente da tale discussione…
Trustees will gather to vote again on whether to fly the Pride flag at Halton’s Catholic schools this June. The matter will re-surface for discussion (January 18) at the Halton Catholic District School Board (HCDSB) meeting. The issue of hoisting the Pride flag outside Catholic schools has been a controversial topic throughout Catholic schools in Ontario. The HCDSB is not exempt from such debate. →
If you find yourself in the downtown core of Toronto and you’re in Church Street, you’ll notice the words Church-Wellesley Village over a background of the rainbow colour (in the pic), a signature of LGBTQ2+, below the street name. This is the gay district of Toronto. →
Pag ikaw napadapo sa Church Street ng Toronto, mapupuna mo ang sulatan na Church-Wellesley Village na nasa ibabaw ng pangalan ng kalye na may kulay na bahaghari ng LGBTQ2+. →
TORONTO – “Pride” flag in Catholic schools? The debate is heated in Toronto and Ontario. And the lawyer Geoffrey F. Cauchi argues that the trustees →
