DAUPHIN, Man. — A school division in western Manitoba has decided to once again include “God Save the King” in its schools’ morning announcements.

The Mountain View School Division, which oversees schools in Dauphin, Man., and the surrounding area, says the royal anthem will be included in announcements along with “O Canada” and land acknowledgments.

Manitoba legislation outlines that portions of “O Canada” must be played at the start of the school day and “God Save the King” should be played at the end of the day.

The royal anthem will be included in announcements along with 'O Canada' and land acknowledgments at schools in and around Dauphin{ai:summary}<p>The Mountain View School Division in Dauphin, Manitoba, will reinstate the playing of "God Save the King" during morning announcements alongside "O Canada" and land acknowledgments. This decision aligns with Manitoba legislation requiring specific portions of these anthems to be played at school. </p><p>The royal anthem will be included at the end of the school day as part of the division's routine. #society</p>

’God Save the King’ to make a return to classrooms in Manitoba school division

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