What makes the Liberals think they can shove this thing down taxpayers deep throats?
This time, Wynne’s government says it will have 4,000 hand-picked parents chosen by school principals participate in an online survey on the sex education curriculum before it is introduced.
Most are expected to be the chairs of school councils. But their purpose, other than providing a rubber stamp of approval, seems unclear.
That because while selected parents will be asked their views about issues related to the new sex education curriculum, Education Minister Liz Sandals has already said that’s unlikely to lead to any changes.
Remember what happened the last time?
"Within days, if not hours, Liberal MPPs had constituents calling their offices to complain that the province wanted to explain anal sex to eight-year-olds."
