Queen City For All

Charity's story her family, and Saul's story about what he experiences while at school, are such great additions to the survey we asked of Regina Public School Board candidates. The position taken by Katherine Gagne, Shannon Lutzer, and their friends, have real (and often devastating) impacts on people. Today, tomorrow, and on November 9th -- vote for trustee candidates that will support and celebrate young people.

If you missed us on CBC's "Morning Edition" earlier today, you can listen to the clip here: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-66/clip/15806435. A good summary of the Regina Public School Board candidates' responses to our survey.

We wanted to know where all the trustee candidates stood on issues of inclusion, diversity, and celebrating our young people. Queen City For All sent five questions to every trustee candidate in the Regina Public School Board election and graded their responses. Only one candidate refused to participate -- Shannon Lutzer, who is running in Subdivision 6. Where does Shannon Lutzer stand on celebrating Pride, supporting students, and protecting young people from harmful and dis...credited practices such as conversation therapy? See the grades and full results here: https://www.queencityforall.ca/survey_results

We just sent these five questions to every candidate running in the Regina Public School Board election. We gave them until noon on October 23rd to respond. After that, we will be publishing each of their responses, as well as listing any candidates that refused to participate.

Because of what she did, Katherine Gagne knew she could never win another school board election. Now, she plans to impose her backwards agenda on Regina City Council. She must be stopped.