Sask. Court Rules that Legal Challenge of Province’s Pronoun Policy Can Move Forward

Sask. court rules that legal challenge of province’s pronoun policy can move forward

Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal has ruled that invoking the notwithstanding clause cannot stop a court from ruling whether a law violates the Charter.

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Sask. pronoun consent law case can proceed following appeal court ruling

Saskatchewan's highest court ruled Monday that the provincial government's use of the notwithstanding clause does not shield its pronoun consent law from judicial scrutiny of whether the law limits certain constitutional rights.

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Saskatchewan pronoun consent law case can proceed following appeal court ruling

Brandon Harder Regina Leader-Post Saskatchewan’s highest court has ruled that the provincial government’s use of the notwithstanding clause does not shield its pronoun consent law from judicial scrutiny of whether the law limits certain constitutional rights. As a result, a legal action brought by UR Pride Centre for Sexuality and Gender Diversity (UR Pride) may […]

Court of Appeal allows challenge to controversial Saskatchewan pronoun policy to proceed

In the 4-1 decision, the judges noted that the ruling does not determine whether the policy violates the Charter, and only determined that the challenge can be heard by the lower court.