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From our perspective, this was about parental choice, he said. If the funding didn t come with the child, there would be a practical barrier for parents who wish to choose a Catholic faith-based education for their children. The court battle launched in 2005 led to a landmark decision in 2017, in which Saskatchewan Court of Queen s Bench Justice Donald Layh ruled it was unconstitutional for the province to fund non-Catholic students at Catholic schools. Funding non-minority faith students in faith-based schools violated both the Charter of Rights and the state s duty of religious neutrality, Layh wrote. The case made its way to Saskatchewan s Court of Appeal, which delivered a unanimous decision in March 2020, saying separate schools could receive provincial government funding for students who are not Catholic.

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