Pledging allegiance to gender ideology, the Ontario Court of Justice is now requiring all court participants to state their “preferred pronouns” before the start of each case.  

On April 11, Sharon Nicklas, Chief Justice of the Ontario Court of Justice, announced that all lawyers, clients, and witnesses in the court room must give their “preferred pronouns” at the beginning of each court case. 

This radical gender ideology means that a man will have to be referred to as “she” and “her” if requested, thus allowing men being tried for crimes against women to call themselves women, which is entirely ridiculous and harmful to women. 

Demand that the basic truths of gender be respected in Canada – send an urgent message today. 

Nicklas wrote, “At the beginning of any in-person, virtual or hybrid hearings, when lawyers are introducing themselves, their client, a witness or another individual, they should provide the judge or justice of the peace with each person’s name, title (e.g. Mr., Mrs., Mx., Counsel “X”) and pronouns to be used in the hearing.” 

This decision is especially concerning considering a recent study from the Correctional Service of Canada found that 44% of men placed in female prisons (because they claimed to be women) are being punished for sexual crimes. 

We must reach out to our legislators and ask them to condemn this harmful decision and to work for its reversal. 

Demand that the basic truths of gender be respected in Canada – send an urgent message today.