Manitoba - Manitoba Premier doesn't like book bans, but won't interfere as Manitoba school division considers one

Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson doesn\'t support the banning of LGBTQ content from school libraries, but it doesn\'t mean her government will meddle in the affairs of a school board considering such a proposal.

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