New Brunswick joins Alberta as an intervener in Saskatchewan's school gender-identity policy case at the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal.

New Brunswick intends to join Alberta as an intervener in Saskatchewan's school gender-identity policy case, headed to the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. Both provinces believe in law principles and the right of legislative assemblies to protect important local laws using the notwithstanding clause, if necessary. The case involves Saskatchewan's Parents' Bill of Rights, which requires parental consent for students under 16 to change their names or pronouns in school.