Government has "rescinded" pronoun policy, court hears
The government has told court it has rescinded its so-called school pronoun policy that was the basis of a legal action.
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The government has told court it has rescinded its so-called school pronoun policy that was the basis of a legal action.
The Saskatchewan Government has hired private lawyers from MLT Aikins to represent it in relation to the legal action brought by UR Pride.
Not everyone — especially, its most zealous proponents — believes this policy is even remotely about helping transgender kids.
The Sask. government has argued that UR Pride does not have legal standing to seek a stop order on its pronoun consent policy in schools.
At least five outside parties have already expressed interest in being "friends of the court" in the looming legal challenge.