Saskatchewan legislature resumes over pronoun policy, looming notwithstanding clause

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The Opposition NDP has said it may filibuster by sharing letters from people affected by the policy and what it calls Charter attacks.

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A rally urging the government to respect people’s rights is scheduled to take place outside the legislature before politicians return.

Kent Peterson with the Saskatchewan Federation who is taking part in the rally criticized the government’s proposed use of the clause, calling it a cheap, political gambit.

“To prevent members of his own caucus from crossing the floor and sitting with Nadine Wilson and the Saskatchewan United Party,” he said. “It’s very clear that Scott Moe has no idea what he started.”

That protest is expected to start around noon CST.

-With files from 980 CJME