June 1, 2001
Religious College Wins Legal Dispute in Canada
Canada's Supreme Court ruled in May that a schoolteachers' organization could not deny approval to a teacher-training program at a religious college because of the college's ban on gay activity by its students. The court ruled that concerns about bias did not outweigh the university's right to its religious beliefs.
The Supreme Court's 8-to-1 ruling upheld the right of Trinity Western University to have its teacher-training program approved by the British
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