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The child's right to an education: Bill 44 re-visited from a broader perspective

Speakers: Janet Keeping, Linda McKay-Panos, Paula Simons, Katherine, Andrea and Austin Creelman, Susan Creelman

November 26, 2009

Calgary, AB

Hosted by: Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre, Sheldon Chumir Foundation for Ethics in Leadership

Intro: Bill 44 re-visited from a broader perspective - Janet Keeping

Paula Simons receives the 2009 Alberta Civil Liberties Award

Bill 44 and the child's right to an education - Linda McKay-Panos

Bill 44, free speech and the chill on the Alberta curriculum - Paula Simons

"Students Against Bill 44" - Katherine, Andrea and Austin Creelman

Linda McKay-Panos and Paula Simons respond to the "Students Against Bill 44"

A parent's response to Bill 44 - Susan Creelman

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