ANALYSIS: The Conservative Party of Canada’s 2025 federal election platform also hints at possible future anti-trans policies
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ANALYSIS: The Conservative Party of Canada’s 2025 federal election platform also hints at possible future anti-trans policies
ANALYSIS: The Vancouver Rise midfielder ensured that trans people will play a starring role in the new era of sports in Canada
Queer and trans organizations are calling on federal candidates to prioritize stable funding and to protect their communities
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ANALYSIS: Conservatives have shown they’re willing to make trans rights a wedge issue. Progressives can’t just stand by and watch
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