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Jamie Sarkonak: Liberal-funded charity stops Alberta from protecting minors from gender ideology

Provincial restrictions on transgender hormone treatments for minors are on pause after ruling by Justice Allison Kuntz

By Jamie Sarkonak
Published Jul 09, 2025
Last updated 4 hours ago
4 minute read
59 Comments
Over 1000 people filled the plaza in front of Calgary City Hall to rally in protest of newly announced Alberta policies regarding children and LGBTQ+ rights on Saturday, February 3, 2024.
Over 1000 people filled the plaza in front of Calgary City Hall to rally in protest of newly announced Alberta policies regarding children and LGBTQ+ rights on Saturday, February 3, 2024. Photo by Gavin Young/Postmedia
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    1. Comment by Joe Kracker.

      Why does the government fund any charity? Canadians can fund them on their own if they so choose and get a tax break. There is no need for the government to get involved and shouldn’t be acting through a third party screen to enact policies.

    2. Comment by Nereus Irvine.

      This is an excellent example of fedwral interference and why Alberta should be Independent.

    3. Comment by Tina Ivany.

      The irreprable harm done here is a one way street promoted by this group and ill-informed judges with willfull blindness.

    4. Comment by Jack Dowhy.

      It's a lie beral dis ease

    5. Comment by Don Rae.

      Why do both sides of the political spectrum spend so much time discussing a subject that affects a small percentage of a small percentage of a small percentage?