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Sask. government poised to pass Parents' Bill of Rights - Vimarsana News

Sask. government poised to pass Parents' Bill of Rights

The Saskatchewan government is expected to pass Bill 137, which requires parental consent before a child under 16 can use a different gender-related name or pronoun at school, on Friday.

Source: cbc.ca
Notwithstanding clause architect says Sask. government should wait for courts to rule on school gender policy - Vimarsana News

Notwithstanding clause architect says Sask. government should wait for courts to rule on school gender policy

One of the architects of Canada's notwithstanding clause says the Saskatchewan government should be more patient.

Source: cbc.ca
Howard Leeson: Use courts to see if Sask. First Act is constitutional - Vimarsana News

Howard Leeson: Use courts to see if Sask. First Act is constitutional

The Act is more political and should be referred to the Sask. Court of Appeal before proclamation in order to determine constitutionality.

NDP leader takes aim at Sask Party's provincial autonomy meetings - Vimarsana News

NDP leader takes aim at Sask Party's provincial autonomy meetings

NDP leader Carla Beck says the Sask Party government's provincial autonomy meetings will drive division and hurt the Sask Party's voter base.

New leader says Sask.'s Buffalo Party hasn't hit 1,000 members yet, but confident for next election - Vimarsana News

New leader says Sask.'s Buffalo Party hasn't hit 1,000 members yet, but confident for next election

Phillip Zajac won the first leadership race for Saskatchewan's Buffalo Party on March 25. "We're going to do an outstanding job in the next election," the new party leader says.

Source: cbc.ca