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Students are dying silently in the places meant to shape their futures. Schools cannot prevent every tragedy, but they also cannot ignore the role they play.

Editor’s Note: Alberta tabled the United Conservative’s “Compassionate Intervention Act” in the provincial legislature on April 15, 2025. If passed, it would become the first legislation of its kind ...