From the Marriage Act, Alberta
Preamble . . .
WHEREAS marriage between a man and a woman has from time immemorial been frimly grounded in our legal tradition, one that is itself a reflection of long standing philosophical and religious traditions; . . .
1(c.1) "marriage" means a mariage between a man and a woman.
There is no doubt the Alberta law is unconstitutional. Ralph has threatened to use the "notwithstanding" provisions of the Charter in resistance.
I think the next generation will not view this as an issue.
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