Sask. Government among others added to $25 million church-run school lawsuit
Erickson noted that she expected the Government of Saskatchewan to make meaningful change when the allegations first came out, adding that they never expected to name the government in the lawsuit.
“It is not due to the government’s safety nets or policies that these people are not in those schools right now. It is due to the brave students who have come forward to share their stories and shine a light on what had been going on for decades,” Erickson alleged.into church led private schools, as well as funding freezes for LCA back in August when the claims first came out.
“Biblical and scientific evidence tend to support the idea that men and dinosaurs existed at the same time,” the textbook read.
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