BURST'Vicious compliance': Alberta premier questions Edmonton schools' banned books
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EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says Edmonton's public school board has gone over the top in complying with new rules banning books with sexual content, adding her government "will hold their hand" in following the intent of the policy if n
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