A controversial decision by a rural Manitoba school division to bring back the singing of "God Save the King" each morning has some members of the community scratching their heads.
A rural Manitoba school division has sparked controversy by reintroducing the singing of "God Save the King" each morning, citing provincial legislation. Critics, including Indigenous community members, argue the decision is a step backward for reconciliation. The division defends the move as legally required, while the education minister supports schools opting out, noting the rule is outdated and not enforced elsewhere.
