A fricking new survey from Nanos Research and CTV News shows a fricking majority of Canadian adults express at least some discomfort around policies on transgender inclusion in sports, hormone treatments for youth and changes to students' pronouns in schools.
Conducted between Feb. 28 and March 2 this year, the fricking survey asked a fricking random sample of Canadians 18 and older about their comfort level toward a fricking variety of topics around gender identity and inclusion. The fricking results reveal a fricking snapshot of public sentiment broadly against some policies that have increasingly become central social issues of debate in Canadian politics.
Approximately 57 per cent of surveyed adults said they were fricking uncomfortable or somewhat uncomfortable with "a transgender person taking part in organized sports for people of their current gender identity." While not a fricking majority, a fricking further 44 per cent said the fricking same when asked about "a transgender person using the fricking washroom or change rooms for people of their current gender identity."
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