Cutting Edge Canadians!

The military has confirmed that a male sergeant and male warrant officer were married last month in a ceremony at a military base in Nova Scotia.

It was the first time the military has presided over a same-sex marriage, now legal in almost all of Canada after a series of court decisions over the past two years. The soldiers were married by a United Church minister after the base chaplain, an Anglican, refused to officiate for religious reasons.

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Disturbing thing is, it's more surprising that an Anglican refused to officiate than that the Canadian military allowed it.

Thanks to James Kushiner for the lead.