OP-ED: Parents have a voice in public education. They need to protect it

“When I declined to read a land acknowledgement during a 2024 council meeting, the result was a human rights investigation, based on the argument that I had caused “harm” by something I didn’t say.”

Source: Unsplash (Adam Winger)

Author: Catherine Kronas, C2C Journal

The kids are back at school. And across Canada, legislatures have created important ways for parents to participate in their children’s education. The rules vary by province, but the point is the same: parents should have a real say in the school system, not merely act as customers.

But t…