This story is about a month old, but I only learned of it today:
The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal has ordered a B.C. family doctor to pay $28,100 in compensation for refusing to administer a puberty-blocking drug to a transgender-identifying teen over his religious beliefs.
According to the ruling, Dr. Henry Ajaero discriminated against the transgender youth by denying medical services based on gender identity.
“I am not persuaded that this was justified by (Ajaero’s) religious beliefs or lack of medical expertise,” tribunal vice-chair Devyn Cousineau wrote in finding Ajaero violated protected grounds under B.C.’s Human Rights Code.



