Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe speaks with media following a meeting with the prime minister on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Sept. 16, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Saskatchewan’s government is asking Canada’s highest court to expedite its appeal of a ruling that permits a legal challenge to the province’s school ‘pronoun policy’ to proceed. The province is calling the case a matter of national importance.
Premier Scott Moe’s government introduced a policy in 2023, requiring schools to seek parental consent if a student younger than 16 wanted to change his or her name or pronouns.
