What’s Really Being Taught in Manitoba Schools?
- kenrdrysdale
- Jun 9
- 8 min read
MST Special Zoom Event – June 10, 2025 @ 6:30 PM Central
This week’s Stronger Together Tuesday Zoom Call will be unlike any other — we’re coming to you LIVE from Steinbach, Manitoba at The Fog (corner of Hwy 12 and Rd 34N), where we’re gathering in person and broadcasting together with our friends in the Southeast.
Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 Time: Meal at 5:00 PM | Zoom Call at 6:30 PM CST Location: The Fog, Steinbach MB – 2nd driveway from Hwy 12 Register: Text 204-371-8347 with your name & number of guests (max capacity 100) This is a private event, and we reserve the right to restrict entrance.
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Special Guests: Richard Wiebe & Ken Drysdale
Our June 10 conversation will focus on a critical question for every Manitoba parent and citizen:
What exactly are our children being exposed to in our schools?
From library books to classroom content, from school board activism to the SOGI (Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity) curriculum — what’s the line between education and indoctrination?
Richard Wiebe, a respected local advocate and outspoken critic of Manitoba’s education system, will be joined by NCI Commissioner and lead author Ken Drysdale, whose team compiled the landmark Are Children Safe in Canada report. They will be exposing:
Sexually explicit content and fetish-themed flashcards being found in Manitoba schools
The disturbing influence of organizations like SERC (Sexual Education Resource Centre)
The activist culture within school boards — and the growing fightback in divisions like Hanover, Brandon, Fort La Bosse, and Prairie Rose
The shocking backstory of the David and Brian Reimer case — Manitoba’s eerie connection to the rise of transgender ideology
Most importantly: what YOU can do to push back
Ken will bring evidence and insight from the NCI’s1200+ -page investigation, including shocking findings such as:
“Explicit materials in educational settings... can lead to long-term psychological and physical harm, including risks of abuse, disease, and unhealthy relationships.”— Are Children Safe in Canada, NCI ReportNCI Vancouver Hearings …
LEGISLATIVE WATCH: With David Grant
Also joining us is David Grant, bringing us the latest update on our ongoing monitoring of bills in the Manitoba Legislature.
Each week, David reviews the proposals and legislation being pushed forward that could impact your rights, your communities, and your province. This is your citizen’s window into real-time democracy.
Follow along with the current list of bills here:https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html
Deb Mason – News of the Week
We’re excited to welcome back Deb Mason, our very own watchtower on the Canadian landscape. Each week, Deb cuts through the noise and brings you the headlines that matter — not what the mainstream media wants you to hear, but what informed citizens need to know. From shocking developments in health policy to court rulings and emerging resistance across the provinces, Deb’s News of the Week is your antidote to media silence and spin. You’ll walk away with the knowledge you didn’t know you were missing — and likely want to share with others.
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👉 Zoom Link: is below in the red box, and on our website main page
Let's come together as a community to explore the issues that matter most to us and chart a path forward toward a stronger, more prosperous Canada. See you there!
This Weeks Agenda.
Welcome & Opening Remarks (2 min)
Welcome, everyone, to this week’s Stronger Together Zoom meeting — and a special welcome to those joining us for the first time or tuning in live from Steinbach. We’re honored to have you with us. These weekly gatherings are about more than just information — they’re about connection, courage, and building a strong, informed community that values truth and respectful dialogue. We’re glad you’re here.
Meeting Format & Recording Reminder
Just a quick note on format: Our meetings are 60 minutes long, and while you’re welcome to engage during the discussion, please know that only the featured guest presentations are video recorded. This is to protect your privacy and encourage open participation during Q&A. We believe in creating a space where everyone feels free to learn and share without concern.
Respectful Atmosphere & Diverse Opinions
We want to remind everyone that this is a space for respectful and thoughtful exchange. Our guest speakers may express views that are their own, and not necessarily those of Manitoba Stronger Together — and that’s okay. We welcome a diversity of perspectives and believe that open dialogue is essential to a healthy and informed community. Let’s listen generously and engage constructively.
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Announcement: We Unify Conference, Calgary BMO Centre, September 2025 (1 min)
Update from from Ken Drysdale Concerning the Website Reconstruction (2 min)
We need to find a venue for in-person meetings, can anyone help, I believe it should be in Winnipeg, at some meeting type venue. We need to start having "Voluteer"meetings. Bill 4 will pass soon and we need to be prepared.
Announcement: MST Community Dinner – June 25, 2025 | 6:00 PM | Boston Pizza in Selkirk, Manitoba. Join us for our next Live Community Dinner—connect with fellow MST members, share ideas, and enjoy a great local meal. No speeches, no agenda—just people who care, coming together.
Zoom Call Video from Last week, now on our site (1 Min)
Featured Guest: Richard Wiebe: Manitoba Schools Discussion (40 Min)
Current Bills in the Legislature: David https://www.gov.mb.ca/legislature/business/bills.html (5 Min)
Upcoming Zoom Guests:
June 17, 2025: Dr. Jessica Rose - What They Have Found in the mRNA Shots (Live from Steinbach, Manitoba) We will be live in Steinbach, Location TBA
This Weeks News (5 Min)
#1 News of Week
OTTAWA — “Project Panda,” a major Ontario gang taskforce takedown in May targeting a counterfeit tobacco factory on the Six Nations Reserve near Hamilton and Buffalo, exposes a long-ignored reality: Mexican cartel networks have deeply embedded themselves in Canadian territory near the U.S. border—and are expanding in tandem with Chinese state-linked crime partners, using Indigenous land for counterfeit production and cross-border smuggling.
#2 News of Week
Following a three-day trial, 56-year-old Albert de Villiers was convicted in February 2023 of the sexual interference of a child in relation to multiple incidents that occurred in Grande Prairie, Alta. between 2018 and 2020. De Villiers was arrested in June 2021 in Kelowna and was sentenced to a 5.5-year jail term in June 2023. In a public notification released Tuesday, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC said de Villiers has agreed to “voluntarily resign and surrender” his CPSBC licence, effective March 1, 2023. He has also agreed to not apply for a medical licence in any other jurisdiction. De Villiers collected a salary of $346,000 from Interior Health in the fiscal year 2022-2023, a full year after he had been charged. He took a “general paid leave” beginning on June 9, 2023, but returned to work in an “administrative” role on Oct. 4
#3 News of Week
Dr Byram Bridle attended a viewing of the documentary movie entitled “Why Can’t We Talk About This?“. He recommends seeing it. It highlights issues experienced by those who have suffered injuries from the COVID-19 shots, with an emphasis on one man’s serious and progressing health issues.
Tamara Ugolini from Rebel News was there. She gave Dr Bridle an opportunity to share (actually, show) very important information that all pregnant and breastfeeding Moms should know about COVID-19 shots; that is, if anyone cares about informed consent. Thank you, Tamara, for giving a scientist an opportunity to show a broad array of primary evidence underpinning legitimate concerns about the shots. You can see the interview at this link. It is a great example of how a real reporter plies their trade.
Member Discussion (5)
THIS WEEKS READ
This Week’s Read
NCI Report Excerpt: Education and School Environment — Curriculum Content and Ideological Influence
“Parents have voiced concerns that such content may conflict with family values, religious beliefs, or ethical perspectives, leading to confusion or distress among children… Educational content that is perceived as ideologically biased or developmentally inappropriate can have damaging consequences.”— Are Children Safe in Canada, Chapter 4.1.1NCI Vancouver Hearings …
We have included the entire NCI Vancouver report below, but the staring point is Chapter 4.1.1
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