Letters calling for end to pronoun law dropped off at Regina Public School Division office
Community members and transgender youth sent the letters as trustees weigh whether to follow the province's parental-consent rule for students under 16.
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Coalition urges Regina Public Schools to adopt trans-affirming policies, repeal Bill 137
REGINA — Three years after Bill 137 was passed in the Saskatchewan legislature, teachers are fighting for its repeal. Speaking on the grounds of Regina Public Schools on Wednesday, teacher Alex Schmidt said the bill has led to overcompliance and misinterpretation. “We're seeing that schools are becoming more and more unsafe in ways that go beyond just outing trans youth to their parents to create a culture that is fearful of diversity, that is e…
Saskatchewan NDP urges province to repeal pronoun law affecting LGBTQ+ youth
REGINA - Saskatchewan's Opposition is urging Premier Scott Moe to do away with the province's pronoun law after it came into effect nearly three years ago.
Hundreds of letters urge Regina Public Schools not to comply with school pronoun law
A Saskatchewan coalition against the Parents' Bill of Rights has passed on 600 letters to Regina Public Schools asking its board to refuse to comply with the controversial law.
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