Anti-SOGI marches and counter protests are planned across Canada on Wednesday.
BC United Leader Kevin Falcon says the concerns of parents marching in an upcoming rally to oppose sexual orientation and gender identity curriculum in schools shouldn’t be dismissed.
“I think it's important that we don't just dismiss that outright, that we recognize that there are legitimate concerns that are driving some of these concerns among parents.” "Whenever we can, involving parents is always a better response in challenges with schools,” he said. “School districts take their guidance legislatively from the Ministry of Education, and that requirement of offering alternative delivery of sexual health education is in the ministry’s mandate, so every school district would have to have a procedure or process to be able to make that a reality.”
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