‘Parents’ Bill of Rights’ Officially Introduced in Sask. Legislature

‘Parents’ Bill of Rights’ Officially Introduced in Sask. Legislature
People attend competing rallies over Saskatchewan's pronoun bill outside the legislature in Regina on Oct. 10, 2023. The Canadian Press/Heywood Yu
Chandra Philip
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Saskatchewan’s government has officially introduced Bill 137, dubbed the “Parents’ Bill of Rights,” which includes a policy that schools must obtain parental consent if a student wants to change their preferred pronouns. 
The proposed bill has led to heated discussion in the legislature and a lawsuit in which an interim injunction temporarily pausing the policy was approved by the Court of King’s Bench in Saskatchewan.