Our Government

This section contains posts about what our politicians have been up to -
most of which is happening unbeknownst to average Canadians.

"If someone devises a belief system that is harmful to women, I maintain the right to discriminate against that person for holding harmful beliefs." —KJD

Ottawa Stops Hate Together — or, “Women Learning to Be More Empathetic”

Katherine Jameson Digby attends the City of Ottawa’s “Ottawa Stops Hate Together” session in search of answers about the stalled Women and Gender Equity Strategy. What follows is a sharply observed account of city equity officials, contested ideas about hate and inclusion, and the complete disregard for women’s sex-based rights in Ottawa ’s DEI framework.

Katherine Jameson Digby

Jul 3013 min read

Lyra Evans is back, this time as executive director of Planned Parenthood Ottawa.

The Diverse Hats of Mr. Lyra Evans

What qualifications are required for a man to assume the frontline role of advising women on their sexual health?

Katherine Jameson Digby

Jul 1912 min read

A firsthand account of the Mayday Canada — Kids in Crisis! day of advocacy in Ottawa, from Gender Dissent's intrepid on-the-scene correspondent, Katherine Jameson Digby

Mayday in Canada's Capital — or, The Kids on the Hill (are not alright)

"I think most of the Mayday demonstrators felt a similar protective, parental instinct toward these fragile young people who don’t seem to have much to look forward to in life other than being misgendered."

Katherine Jameson Digby

May 2021 min read

Invited to ask anything — ejected for having questions

“Ask a Trans Person Anything” (But only if you agree with them!)

Ask the questions that trans activists don’t want us to ask. We all know why they don’t want to hear them. Because they cannot answer them without their house of cards falling down.

Raven Maverick

May 104 min read

CBC Radio interview sparks protest in the nation's capital

What the CBC Didn't Tell You

The IOC's Policy on the Protection of the Female (Women’s) Category in Olympic Sport doesn't punish anyone. It restores the integrity of a sports category that specifically exists to give women and girls a fair chance to compete, to win, and to be celebrated.

Toni Vonk

May 210 min read

The government did not create gender identity ideology. But it institutionalized it, gave it legal force, and sent it cascading through every department, every policy framework, every form in the country.

A Lesbian’s Adventure Across Canada’s Uncivil Service

The government did not create gender identity ideology. But it institutionalized it, gave it legal force, and sent it cascading through every department, every policy framework, every form in the country. — Nina Tryggvason

Nina Tryggvason

Apr 1813 min read

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