Appeal Court Hears Saskatchewan’s Case for Funding Non-Catholic Students

Appeal Court Hears Saskatchewan’s Case for Funding Non-Catholic Students
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REGINA—A lawyer for the Saskatchewan government has told the province’s top court that the government interprets religious neutrality as providing funding for schools without requiring a religious test.

Tom Irvine presented the province’s case Tuesday in its appeal of a judge’s ruling that prohibits funding of non-Catholic students attending separate schools.