In the wake of the Tumbler Ridge tragedy, Canadians are having two entirely separate conversations about the identity of the trans-identifying male killer who murdered eight people, including six children, in cold blood.
I have already covered the initial divide in the press centering on the killer’s identity. Canada’s journalism schools weighed in on February 13 in a document purporting to lay out best practices for covering the mass shooting, explaining that the Trans Journalists Association, launched in 2020, has released a style guide that all publications should follow.
Then, they took direct aim at Canadians who object to the aims of the transgender movement, which would include millions of religious people: ---More...