The Government of Saskatchewan has taken the first steps to bring the case around its pronoun law to the highest court in the country.

The government has filed to the Supreme Court of Canada, seeking leave to appeal the decision that came down last month from the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal.

That decision found that a court could still examine the constitutionality of the government’s Parents’ Bill of Rights, also referred to as the pronoun law, despite the notwithstanding clause being invoked and any ruling from the court, therefore, not having any effect. • Sask. government got 18 complaints before implementing pronoun policy • Sask. deficit could more than double, to $815.4 million • Sask. government working with other provinces to strengthen trade

According to the Supreme Cou

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