Posted AT 9:35 AM EST on 24/09/04
Same-sex marriages now legal in Nova Scotia
Canadian Press —
Nova Scotia became the sixth province or territory to allow same-sex marriages when the province's Supreme Court ruled Friday that banning such unions is unconstitutional.
In August, three couples asked Justice Heather Robertson to rule on the contentious subject, and on whether or not same-sex couples who have married outside Nova Scotia should have their status recognized in the province.
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