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        "content": "what%20has%20Judy%20Bornais%2C%20vice%20president%20of%20university%20of%20windsor%2C%20said%20publicly%20about%20Ontario%20Bill%20101%20or%20the%20future%20of%20school%20boards%20in%20Ontario%3F"
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        "content": "I searched for public statements by *Judy Bornais, Associate Vice-President (External), University of Windsor*, concerning **Ontario Bill 101** (language rights in Quebec) or the **future of school boards in Ontario** \u2014 but could not find any credible source showing she has made comments on either topic. Below are details of what I searched, what I found, and what conclusions can be drawn.\n\n---\n\n## What I Found About Judy Bornais\n\n- Judy Bornais is a professor in nursing at the University of Windsor, and currently serves in an administrative role as Associate Vice-President, External. ([uwindsor.ca](https://www.uwindsor.ca/nursing/208/prof-judy-bornais?utm_source=openai))  \n- Her expertise and public commentary appear to focus largely on *nursing education*, *simulation pedagogy*, *experiential learning*, and university-community partnerships. ([uwindsor.ca](https://www.uwindsor.ca/nursing/208/prof-judy-bornais?utm_source=openai))  \n- She was recognized as a 3M National Teaching Fellow in 2018 for excellence in post-secondary education. ([schulich.uwo.ca](https://www.schulich.uwo.ca/about/news/2018/march/award_judy_bornais_recognized_as_3m_national_teaching_fellow.html?utm_source=openai))\n\n---\n\n## What I Found (or Didn\u2019t) on the Specific Topics\n\n### Ontario Bill 101\n\nBill 101, the Charter of the French Language, is a Quebec law governing language rights. I searched for any statements by Judy Bornais about Bill 101 but found **none**:\n\n- No news articles, interviews, university statements, or public letters are attributed to her about Bill 101.\n- No published opinion or academic work by her appears to address this law or language policy in Quebec or elsewhere.\n\n### Future of School Boards in Ontario\n\nGiven ongoing debates in Ontario about the structure, role, and oversight of school boards (including possible elimination or weakening of trustees, and centralization of authority), I checked whether Judy Bornais has spoken in public on these subjects. I found:\n\n- Substantial reporting on these topics (e.g. about trustees, board supervision, \u201cstudent and family support offices\u201d) in Ontario under Minister Paul Calandra. ([qpbriefing.com](https://www.qpbriefing.com/news/inside-the-long-revolutions-that-transformed-ontario-school-boards-and-the-reforms-that-might-be?utm_source=openai))  \n- However, **no evidence** that Judy Bornais has made any public statement \u2014 in newspaper, journal, university release, or other official venue \u2014 on the future of school boards or trustees in Ontario.\n- No quotes, op-eds, or interviews by her on governance reform in K-12 education or on the role of school boards/trustees.\n\n---\n\n## Conclusion\n\nAs of the latest available information (up to April 2026):\n\n- Judy Bornais **has not publicly commented** (at least in any documented, credible source) on **Ontario Bill 101**.\n- She **has not publicly commented** on the **future of school boards** in Ontario \u2014 including trustee roles, governance changes, or supervision of boards.\n\nIf you like, I can dig deeper (for example, local Windsor media, university internal communications, recent panel appearances) to see if there\u2019s something not captured by major publications. Would you prefer me to try that?"
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