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Alberta, September 2025 — CanadaToday.online
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has ignited national debate with her latest remarks on education, stating that “explicit pornographic material should not be available in schools.” Her comments come amid growing discussions across Canada about what types of materials should be accessible to students in classrooms and libraries.
Smith emphasized that her position reflects a concern for protecting children while ensuring that schools remain focused on academics and age-appropriate learning resources. “Parents expect schools to provide quality education in math, science, history, and the arts—not expose their children to inappropriate content,” she said during a recent press conference.
Supporters Back the Premier
Many parents and advocacy groups have voiced support, agreeing that explicit material should not have a place in the public school system. They argue that the responsibility of discussing sensitive subjects, such as sexuality, belongs primarily to parents at home rather than in the classroom.
Critics Raise Concerns
However, critics warn that the Premier’s statements could lead to broader restrictions on educational content, potentially limiting students’ access to books or resources that discuss important issues such as sexual health, consent, and LGBTQ+ representation. Some educators argue that comprehensive resources help young people make informed decisions and reduce stigma around sensitive topics.
