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Corren Agreement Information Session
An important meeting regarding …
understanding the Corren Settlement Agreement and its impact on our children’s education and your rights as their parents
DATE: April 21st, 2009
TIME: 7:00 pm
LOCATION: St. Joseph’s Catholic Church (Parish Hall), 20676 Fraser Hwy, Langley, BC
Our Public Education System: Our Future
Come to a debate on K–12 Education
Featuring representatives of the four major parties: BC Liberals, BC Conservatives, Green and BC NDP
Helen Ward on the biggest investment scam out there: All-day kindergarten
National Post Online, April 1, 2009
Charles Pascal, Ontario’s Special Adviser for all-day kindergarten, is soon to release his report on implementing this social mega-project. In B.C., Clyde Hertzman, World Bank consultant and now director of the Human Early Learning Partnership (HELP), steers the government’s push for all-day kindergarten for ages 3 to 5. Although politicians endorse Hertzman, the “bold vision” will have to wait. They say we can’t afford it during this recession.
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Facebook group launched
Recently ARPA Canada led a successful information evening in Vernon, BC. The audience was shocked to learn of recent developments in our public school system including the Corren Agreement. They decided to start a facebook group called “Corren Agreement – BC sells out BC childrens’ education” to voice their concerns.
Kari Simpson seeks human rights ruling against BC government, BCTF and Murray Corren
VANCOUVER, March 16, 2009 — Kari Simpson, well-known social activist and host of RoadKill Radio.com today filed a complaint with the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal against the B.C. Ministry of Education, the B.C. Teachers’ Federation and Murray Corren for discriminating against those who suffer from homosexuality and other dysfunctional sexual orientations, by failing to provide needed services, including psychological help. “This complaint is about helping the hurting” says Simpson.
Fraser Valley Cultural Diversity Awards side with Corren Indoctrination Program
(March 9, 2008) According to this news report out of Abbotsford, the leaders in the Fraser Valley Cultural Diversity Awards (FVCDA) program have decided to perpetuate the myth that the Social Justice 12 course, which spawned out of an HRT agreement between the BC Liberal government and two homosexual activists, is actually concerned with the great ideals its title would imply.
