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4 Jul 2024

Shortly following the decision, Baildon filed its appeal of the The effect of the Board’s decision is to eliminate matter with the Court of Appeal, asking the Court compensation available under the Code for women to set aside the hearing decision. [...] In the appeal, the Commission argued the Court of King’s Bench judge erred in striking out the Bill 137: A legal perspective allegations of systemic discrimination from On August 22, 2023, the Government of the application, claiming the evidence of such Saskatchewan announced a policy that would discrimination was admissible under s.35(4) of the require parental consent for students under the age. [...] They argued that the policy violates section 7 The Court of Appeal concluded that the Chambers (right to life, liberty, and security of the person) and judge erred in their interpretation of s.34(5) of the section 15 (equality) of the Charter of Rights and Code by narrowing the scope the admissibly of Freedoms. [...] Meanwhile, a the Commission’s work has focused on listening to lawsuit challenging the policy was filed against the the experiences of students, parents, and teachers Government of Saskatchewan on behalf of the UR about the effects of the new legislation. [...] is ongoing and will assist the Ministry of Education The Commission meets regularly with the DSA to in responding to the recommendations of the advance the aforementioned proposal.
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