Saskatchewan requests appeal on pronoun consent law case

Saskatchewan’s government is seeking the Supreme Court of Canada’s permission to appeal a ruling that allows a legal challenge against its pronoun consent law, now known as the Parents’ Bill of Rights (Bill 137). The appeal arises from a split decision by the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, which ruled that the law’s use of the notwithstanding clause does not prevent judicial review of potential Charter violations.

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