Canadian Gender Report

Parents and professionals concerned about medical transitioning and the impact of gender ideology on young people.

[ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕟𝕂𝕦𝕝𝕒𝕥𝕦𝕟𝕘𝕒 @ChanKulatunga]

Our new paper examines limitations in the PATHWAYS trial design that constrain its ability to detect and characterize potential harms of puberty suppression. We discuss why assessing safety requires more than an RCT alone. Please read- Open access.

https://t.co/pTXpa9Ftz5

[Tristin Hopper @TristinHopper]

Teacher's unions are harder to fight when they're not froth-mouthed ideologues. Anyway, here's a BCTF publication that told teachers to use outdoor education as a tool to smash "cis-heteronormative assumptions" in kindergartners. https://t.co/OvFOssTu7x

[Canadian Gender Report @GenderReportCA]

Our Analysis:

https://t.co/PYBNKPyw6e

[Canadian Gender Report @GenderReportCA]

New Post: Our Analysis of CBC coverage of gender affirming care

Have they changed their tone?

Learn more 👇

[Canadian Gender Report @GenderReportCA]

https://t.co/wofyen33q5

[Canadian Gender Report @GenderReportCA]

New post: CBC, Puberty Blockers and the meaning of “ Reversible”

Two years ago, we filed a complaint with the CBC Ombudsman about the CBC’s reporting that puberty blockers are “reversible “. The complaint was accepted - after editorial pushback - but has not yet been reviewed!

Link to complaint 👇

[Linda Blade @coachblade]

Well done, sane people!
Thank you 🙏🏼

[Kara Dansky @KDansky]

In the early years, I made every mistake possible. I sent studies. I argued and tried to persuade people with facts. Nothing worked. This article is spot on.

[Canadian Women's Sex-Based Rights @cawsbar]

Correction: @jk_rowling speaks on WOMEN'S issues. @CTVNews, you have one job. To be accurate in your reporting.

[LGB Alliance Canada @LGBAlliance_CA]

LGB rights are not TQ+ rights.

The majority of the TQ+ are straight people with extra labels. Actual homosexuals and bisexuals have different priorities and different needs.

Prime Minister @MarkJCarney : Start by listening to us.

Same-sex attracted youth are not sick. They do not need puberty blockers or medical transition. Leave them alone. Leave all the kids alone.

Single-sex spaces exist to protect females but also lesbians, gay men, and bisexuals. Sex-based boundaries are not optional.

Please clarify, amend and repeal the needed legislation, policy and code to uphold boundaries long established by sex.

[CTV News @CTVNews]

JK Rowling vows to keep speaking out on trans issues in new essay https://t.co/Afzn2UetbV

[Canadian Women's Sex-Based Rights @cawsbar]

It was a pleasure meeting @KellyDeRidderMP, Federal Shadow Minister for Women and Gender Equality, today outside the Grand Valley Institution for Women in Kitchener, Ontario.

Thank you so much for caring about women's safety and taking the time to come and speak with us, Kelly! We look forward to many more meaningful conversations. @Mason134211f @MaureenWRC @esme_saysno

[Evidence Based Treatment @DoNoHarm79]

In The Advertiser newspaper in Australia 🇦🇺 today “Child safety forgotten in new gender creed world” by Clare Rowe, a child and adolescent mental health psychologist, regarding the weekend Gender Healthcare Summit organised by the Coalition Advancing Scientific Care @CASCltd

[Prof. Gary Francione @garylfrancione]

"Trans rights" is not about "inclusion." It's about allowing men to abolish women as a sex class by making them members of a class that includes males. This is an act of exclusion of women through the inclusion of men. So cut the "inclusion" nonsense already.

[Andy Ngo @MrAndyNgo]

James Cody "Melody" Bryant is not a woman. Neither was his alleged co-conspirator, the Tumbler Ridge trans m—ss shooter who slaughtered women and children using guns decorated with trans pride symbols. Your publication exemplifies how Canadian institutions and media lie to the public and behave unethically.

Your editor @SamEdwardsTO smeared me for bringing attention to the trans angle in the killings. I cited your publication in my new book when writing about trans violence and how left-wing media covers for those killers.

I guess the gun barrels having trans pride symbols attached wasn't clear enough for you—or perhaps it was too clear. https://t.co/ob7bSGqYWy

[Canadian Gender Report @GenderReportCA]

The killer and his accomplice were male and sought to glorify their transgender status while live streaming one of the most horrific crimes imaginable. The word woman means something - to the victims and citizens grappling with this horror - and yet you have the gall to disparage that by equating trans-women with women.

[theCriticalPerspective @bhowiecdn]

@globeandmail They are "men". You disrespect all women when you blatantly call these mass murderers "women". No wonder u need govt subsidies to survive in business.

[Adam Zivo @AdamZivo]

The individual in question is a trans-identifying male.

Sex-based language is important when discussing violence that is male-coded.

[Sex Reality Bites @sexrealitybites]

When you force family and community members around a gender-dysphoric person, especially a child, to affirm their gender identity, people don’t like it. That doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with transphobia or hatred for trans people. Although some people are homophobic, that’s also not why it upsets many of us.

It’s because you’re roping everyone into a mental-health treatment plan for a child who may be lost and confused. “Affirmation” isn’t simply a show of respect—it’s part of their “treatment.” Many people have very good reasons not to participate.

Some spent years in that person’s or child’s shoes and healed or outgrew those feelings. They’re grateful the world around them wasn’t forced to affirm one answer and make that decision for them.

Then there’s the big “lie”—and it is a lie. Pretending someone is the sex they are not is not comfortable or even compassionate.

It bothers me because I never want to train my children out of their sex-recognition instincts. I don’t want them using someone’s “gender expression”—superficial things like clothes—as “evidence” of their “true identity.” I want them to see and say what evolution has taught them to recognise.

I especially don’t want my daughter taught to swallow her discomfort around boys and men and put their need to be “stealth” above her birthright to navigate the natural world using truth, rather than ideological scripts and social niceties.

Schools that are “affirmation-only”—sometimes called “safe spaces” or “LGBTQ+ inclusive”—are overstepping and offside when they require that participation.

If a school expects classmates to participate in a child’s affirmation plan, I believe it should require written consent from their families, and the children themselves should have a choice. Because it involves their active participation, acceptance of beliefs such as “gender identity,” and saying things untrue about sex and gender.

One family’s choice should not become an obligation for every other child and family.

I believe this is egregiously unethical and a major contributor to growing homophobia and transphobia. I’ve observed an uptick in parents pushing back, yet school districts seem to double down on their “gender identity inclusion” policies, paint parents who don’t fall in line as ignorant, and stoke division—knowing perfectly well your average working-class family can’t afford to homeschool or may not feel equipped to do it.

This sickens and saddens me. We should be rolling back teaching that asks children to accept gender identity beliefs as fact and encourages trans identification. Supporting children experiencing this distress should not require every other child and family to affirm those beliefs.

I’m not describing a hypothetical concern. I’m describing what I see happening with my own eyes: schools doubling down, parents who object being painted as ignorant, families pressured to stay silent or fall in line, and children suffering irreversible harm from medical interventions.

The wellbeing of all children is critical—including children experiencing dysphoria, children harmed by treatment, and every child being forced to participate. None should be sacrificed to protect an ideology.

[Jennifer Sey @JenniferSey]

Tonight in Washington state, nearly half the Camas High School girls cross country team refused to compete against a boy on their own team.

He switched from the boys' team just one month ago.

Now he's placing in every meet.

Courage always wins.

@xx_xyathletics

Footage: @KnownHeretic