Anti-LGBTQ2S+ violence is on the rise, but critics say hate crime laws do little to prevent crime and only weaponize an already flawed system
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Anti-LGBTQ2S+ violence is on the rise, but critics say hate crime laws do little to prevent crime and only weaponize an already flawed system
Xtra and TVO’s Unravelled partnered on this mini-doc diving into what “parental rights” policies mean for kids and parents across Canada
Barrhead residents voted this week in favour of new “neutrality” bylaw
OPINION: The time to demand legislators stand up for trans rights is now
The crisis needs meaningful, sustained coverage addressing the systemic issues that allow this violence to persist
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Perpetrators of anti-trans violence becoming emboldened, experts say
OPINION: Ahead of a likely federal election next year, what can Canadians take away from the U.S., New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and B.C.?
The pipeline from misinformation to fear to hate is very clear, says teacher
Given the current political climate, many are looking for sources of funding outside of government grants and ways to increase visibility
From issues at school to considering going out of province for care, parents say things have gotten harder in Alberta
The president-elect’s final ad push—and subsequent election win—may have Canada’s right looking to lean in on anti-trans messaging
OPINION: The Republicans won ending on a giant anti-trans note, but Democrats ultimately failed to communicate on class
Danielle Smith’s party passed resolutions at their AGM this weekend including a bathroom bill and defunding gender-affirming healthcare for all ages
Premier Danielle Smith’s government tabled three new policies on gender-affirming healthcare, pronouns in schools and trans girls in sports
Charles Mwangi, a bisexual refugee from Kenya, is in Canada now—but what the future holds for him is unclear
New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and B.C. voters all went to the polls, and largely rejected anti-trans rhetoric, but there are still some alarming trends
A new Liberal government doesn’t automatically mean the undoing of a year and a half of anti-LGBTQ2S+ policy changes