You Can't Spell TDSB Without BDS
Last week, the Toronto District School Board held two virtual meetings that lasted seven hours each. In those 14 hours, trustees were set to vote on whether to receive a report on antisemitism in the county's biggest public school system—a report that offered 32 recommendations for confronting and mitigating antisemitism in public schools.
Once again, this was to vote on whether to receive the report. Not to enact all 32 recommendations, but simply to accept that it was done.
Why did it take 14 hours to discuss?
The meetings—which The CJN's education reporter, Mitchell Consky, attended—were…
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