Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark responded on Wednesday to presentations made for and against gender policies for public changerooms at Shaw Centre. Clark said that denying residents the privileges of basic human rights runs contrary to Saskatoon’s goal of ensuring all residents have the opportunity to thrive and “someone cannot thrive if they cannot be themselves.”
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Saskatoon responds to transgender changeroom debate following residents’ presentations in council
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