Saskatchewan Party Proposes School Change Room Ban for Transgender Students

Scott Moe pledges to implement a policy barring 'biological boys' from girls' changing rooms if re-elected, sparking controversy and criticism.

Moe's proposal comes after a complaint about transgender students changing with girls in a southeast Saskatchewan school.
The policy was not part of the Saskatchewan Party's original campaign platform but is now a priority if re-elected.
NDP Leader Carla Beck criticizes the proposal, arguing it targets vulnerable students and distracts from more pressing educational issues.
The existing legislation requiring parental consent for students under 16 to use different names or pronouns has faced backlash from LGBTQ+ advocates.
Former Saskatchewan Party members and political figures have endorsed Beck, citing concerns over divisive politics.