Canada's Alberta province will ban teachers and schools from discussing social and ideological issues. Bill 25, introduced to parliament this week, aims to limit political views in education.

The proposal would require teachers to remain neutral on sensitive social topics. Non-government flags, such as rainbow flags, must be removed from classrooms. The government says schools should focus on teaching, not ideology.

This proposal has sparked strong reactions. Supporters say schools must prioritise reading, maths and writing. Critics argue the bill removes important topics from debate. They say it makes minority groups invisible. According to them, inclusivity belongs in schools.

The law still needs parliament approval. Canada's debate on schools' role in society continues. Many other countries face similar discussions.