Saskatchewan suspends Planned Parenthood from presenting in provincial schools | 24CA News
Saskatchewan training minister Dustin Duncan and the provincial authorities say they’re suspending Planned Parenthood from presenting in colleges.
The determination comes after a presentation with sexual materials occurred at a highschool in Lumsden, Sask. in response to Duncan.
The materials consisted of graphic sexual vocabulary by letters of the alphabet.
Planned Parenthood didn’t current the fabric to the classroom, however one scholar obtained a pamphlet individually.
The pamphlet titled: ‘SEX: From A-Z,’ describes itself as ” a set of playing cards supposed for homosexual, bi, and queer younger individuals. This is a enjoyable and accessible useful resource that facilitates humorous and frank dialogue amongst younger individuals about sexuality and HIV and STI prevention. It can be utilized by service suppliers as a dialogue software in workshops and coaching classes.”
“It’s completely inappropriate to be in a classroom, and has no part being in a classroom,” Duncan mentioned. “We want to make sure that the material is not going to be part of the resources that will be provided to students.”
Duncan mentioned the ministry will overview the province’s sexual training materials to make sure it’s age acceptable.
He says the ministry ought to wrap up the overview by September, including that Planned Parenthood may once more be allowed to current in colleges.
More to come back…
— with information from the Canadian Press
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