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- Saskatchewan schools are enforcing a law requiring parental consent for students under 16 who wish to change their names or pronouns, with flexibility for older students.
- The legislation, invoking the notwithstanding clause, has sparked a court challenge and controversy among teachers and parents.
- Some teachers express concern about the law's impact on gender-diverse students and fear job security repercussions.
Saskatchewan Schools Enforce Pronoun Law as Students Return to Class
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