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Trans health care in Canada: A federal responsibility?

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Canada has an international reputation for tolerance and free universal health care. However, these provisions don't hold up as well for its trans citizens, whose access to health care is often impinged by systemic transphobia and provincial differences in surgery options. 

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Trans health care in Canada: A provincial lottery

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If last month's attack on the Centre Métropolitain de Chirurgie in Montreal revealed anything, it's the dire lack of surgery resources for trans people in Canada.

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Attack on Canada's only surgery clinic for trans people elicits 'zero reaction'

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On the evening of Monday May 2, Canada's only sex reassignment surgery clinic was subject to an arson attack. A man, armed with a machete, axe and gas can, set fire to the operating room.

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Fat activism: A history by and for fat people

Fat Activism: A Radical Social Movement

by Charlotte Cooper
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2016;
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