The audio recording captured the teacher explaining that some of her Muslim students had chosen to be away from school during the “pride activities,” presumably due to religious objections. She compared their absence to the respect shown by other students during Ramadan, emphasizing the need for mutual respect and exchange.
Her anger escalated as she raised her voice and made statements about same-sex marriage, indicating that those who disagreed with its legal protection did not belong in Canada.
The teacher continues by telling the minors that homosexuals are “executed” in Uganda, and says: “If you believe that kind of thing, then you don’t belong here because that is not what Canada believes.”