GBSS Students Have the Freedom to Read
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- Published: Tuesday, 04 March 2014 10:16
- Written by By Caleb Jones, Student Reporter
Last week, students at Georgian Bay Secondary School (GBSS) have been learning about the intellectual freedom to read, and about challenging censorship during the annual Freedom to Read week in Canada.
The national project, now in its 30th year, is designed to help Canadians to be committed to intellectual freedom, as outlined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Multiple Juno Award winner Ashley MacIsaac will give a one-night-only performance at Meaford Hall on Friday, March 14 at 8 pm. Tickets are selling fast, but a limited number are still available through the Meaford Hall Box Office for $40 each. 
When an egotistical, arrogant prince unkindly turns an old woman from his castle door on a dark and stormy night, he is taught a lesson in caring more about others than for himself. For his rudeness, the old woman magically transforms him into a "Horrible, Nasty Beast!" who is forced to hide in his castle, away from humanity, and care for an enchanted rose. Do you know what happens next? 
The Municipality of Meaford will be hosting its first annual Earth Week (EW) activities this coming April, from April 20-26.
