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- Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson says his party would repeal SOGI 123 in schools.
- NDP leader David Eby says the party will keep anti-bullying work despite ending ARC funding.
- Greens say they will continue supporting SOGI 123 as a resource for 2SLGBTQ+ students.
- OneBC interim leader Dallas Brodie says the party will remove gender-ideology content from classrooms.
- Teachers’ Federation president Carole Gordon calls SOGI 123 a tool and urges it not become election issue.