Traditionally Saskatchewan has been a fairly masculine place because of so many “male” jobs like farmer, rancher, miner, oil field workers and other trades. Is there toxic masculinity in Saskatchewan and if so does that make it harder for trans women to come out? What are the societal expectations and the challenges of living authentically in a conservative environment?

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Their Collective 

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Affirming Connections

Trans Health Navigator

Queen City Pride

Saskatoon Pride

Indigenous Teachers For Two Spirit Youth

Out Saskatoon

Bread Of Life Church 

The Trevor Project

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