The British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives does not have a rule requiring all of its nurses to support the idea that males can become females or anything in between. Nor is there any law or professional guideline that mandates nurses refrain from voicing their beliefs on gender ideology.

And yet, the college is sanctioning nurse Amy Hamm (also a writer for this publication, who has recounted her experience for the Post) for doing just that. How did we get here? Well, you can, in part, thank the Supreme Court.