The true story of how National ‘Pride’ Flag Walk-Out Day led Alberta to ban them from schools
Alberta is set to ban LGBT 'Pride' flags in schools starting September 2026, influenced by a protest organized by Campaign Life Coalition. The protest, known as National 'Pride' Flag Walk-Out Day, saw participation from Muslim families who opted out of school activities related to 'Pride'. This movement has sparked a call for similar ideological neutrality across other provinces in Canada.
- ▪Campaign Life Coalition played a key role in Alberta's upcoming ban on LGBT 'Pride' flags in schools.
- ▪The ban is set to take effect in September 2026 following a protest on June 1, 2023.
- ▪Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides cited a viral incident involving a teacher's reprimand of protesting students as a catalyst for the legislation.
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Opinion The true story of how National ‘Pride’ Flag Walk-Out Day led Alberta to ban them from schools Now we want this common-sense approach to ideological neutrality in every province. Shutterstock JackFonseca 0 Jack Fonseca Comments 0 Wed May 27, 2026 - 4:25 pm EDT (Campaign Life Coalition) — Did you know that Campaign Life Coalition played a key role in Alberta’s upcoming ban on LGBT “Pride” flags in school, which comes into effect this September? Let me explain… In 2023, during CLC’s very first National “Pride” Flag Walk-Out Day, Muslim families at Londonderry Junior High School in Edmonton chose to participate in our day of peaceful protest by having their children absent themselves from the school’s “Pride”-related activities on June 1st.
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