Elliot Page Advocates for LGBTQ2+ Rights at Juno Awards

During the awards ceremony in Halifax, Page highlighted the global rollback of LGBTQ2+ rights and praised the Tegan and Sara Foundation's efforts.

Elliot Page criticized the rollback of LGBTQ2+ rights during the Juno Awards, highlighting the devastating effects worldwide.
Page praised the work of the Tegan and Sara Foundation for 2SLGBTQ+ youth, emphasizing the need for support amidst growing discrimination.
The Juno Awards in Halifax, Nova Scotia, saw significant wins, including Charlotte Cardin's '99 Nights' for album of the year and Tate McRae as artist of the year.
Page's speech at the Junos focused on the importance of recognizing LGBTQ2+ rights and the negative impact of restrictions, especially on healthcare for transgender youth.
The event also celebrated the achievements of various artists and included a tribute to the late Gordon Lightfoot, Robbie Robertson, and Karl Tremblay.