Two Canadian trans authors share their stories of struggle and triumphKristen Worley and Lorimer Shenher delve into their journeys in their new books; ’Woman Enough’ and ’This One Looks Like a Boy’
Trans people cannot be erased. We have always existed, and will continue to live.Opinion: A trans poet on what it means to defend an existence, as the U.S. government reportedly plans to define a person’s sex as a biological fact determined at birth
Saskatchewan letting people ditch gender markers on birth certificates could change CanadaIf the ruling applies to driver’s licences and health cards in Saskatchewan, it could act as a precedent in other provinces, lawyer says
Why Harrison Browne couldn’t retire from women’s hockeyHaving resolved to transition from female to male, a hockey star makes a tough call—one more season
Being transgender in the Canadian militaryExperts say there is a higher proportion of transgender people in the military than the general population. Why they choose to serve.
For transgender Canadians, Bill C-16 is symbolic—yet meaningfulThe passage of Bill C-16 is a victory for transgender Canadians. But here’s why more work still needs to be done.
Excerpt: Caitlyn Jenner on ’The secrets of my life’Before transitioning, Jenner considered stipulating in her will that she be buried in female attire, so that she’d finally be herself in death.
How the U.K. is at the vanguard on transgender equalityThe cultural shift in the United Kingdom toward transgender awareness has not been without controversy
Mummy, what does cisgender mean?A new children’s book introduces kids to the world of transgender politics
Even before Caitlyn Jenner, there was Quebec teen Olie PullenMaclean’s catches up with Olie Pullen, who shared her story of gender variance in January 2014, and discussed Caitlyn Jenner’s Vanity Fair cover