From issues at school to considering going out of province for care, parents say things have gotten harder in Alberta
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From issues at school to considering going out of province for care, parents say things have gotten harder in Alberta
In reality, only around three percent of trans people experience some form of regret
Premier Danielle Smith’s government tabled three new policies on gender-affirming healthcare, pronouns in schools and trans girls in sports
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
Trans youth are all over the news. But what does research say about age and gender?
Politicians like Pierre Poilievre and Danielle Smith have set out to restrict their use. But what are these medications actually about?
No province in Canada performs bottom surgery on young people, and even top surgery is very rare
What does gender-affirming HRT actually look like for trans youth in Canada?
Debunking some of the biggest myths around trans girls and fairness in sports
SOGI curriculum and comprehensive sexuality education are vital resources to a young person’s education
The rapid-onset gender dysphoria theory has been debunked. Here’s what you need to know
Dive into the citations and facts behind our new 10-part explainer series
The 10-part video series provides shareable, fact-checked info on the hot-button issues of the debate around trans youth and their health
Nico Lang’s book takes us into the lives of seven trans youth across the U.S.
OPINION: The Alberta premier is aiming to frame the passionate defence of trans youth as the unhinged stance
OPINION: The bankruptcy of a long-standing queer organization combined with escalating threats against queer and trans people must be a call to action
Canadian law lets some youth make medical or legal decisions for themselves, but how does it work?