Saskatchewan Party's Change Room Policy Sparks Outcry from LGBTQ+ Advocates

Proposed policy to separate change rooms by biological sex criticized for endangering transgender youth and politicizing their rights.

Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe promises to ban 'biological boys' from sharing change rooms with 'biological girls' if re-elected.
LGBTQ+ advocates argue the policy is harmful and risks the safety and well-being of transgender youth.
Critics, including NDP Leader Carla Beck, accuse Moe of fostering division and using transgender issues as a political tool.
The policy proposal follows a previous law requiring parental consent for minors to use different names or pronouns at school.
Advocates highlight the need for authentic spaces for gender-diverse youth, warning that such policies distract from pressing issues like healthcare.