The National Post is a conservative Canadian newspaper that has published consistently anti-transgender content.
Background
The National Post was founded in 1998 by Conrad Black. Black hoped to create a competitor to The Globe and Mail, It is based in Toronto.
Contributors
The National Post has platformed many prominent Canadian anti-trans activists and conservative trans Canadians. They have sometimes published counterpoint opinion pieces by trans supportive people and progressive trans Canadians, including Mercedes Allen, Alexandre Baril, and Florence Ashley.
Contributors who have covered trans topics include:
- Sadaf Ahsan
- Tom Blackwell
- Linda Blade
- Ari David Blaff
- Matt Bobkin
- Susan Bradley
- Joseph Brean
- Colby Cosh
- Allison Cross
- Ashley Csanady
- Tyler Dawson
- Josh Dehaas
- Jen Gerson
- Vicki Hall
- Graeme Hamilton
- Amy Hamm
- Michael Higgins
- KC Hoard
- Tristin Hopper
- Mia Hughes
- Adrian Humphreys
- Anja Karadeglija
- Eric Kaufmann
- Barbara Kay
- Jonathan Kay
- Janice Kennedy
- Ian Kingsbury
- Sharon Kirkey
- Matthew Lau
- J. Edward Les
- Catherine Lévesque
- Armina Ligaya
- Julia Malott
- Carys Mills
- Rahim Mohamed
- Christopher Nardi
- Brian Platt
- Douglas Quan
- Emma Sandri
- Jamie Sarkonak
- Michael Shellenberger
- Scott Stinson
- Lauren Strapagiel
- Allan Stratton
- Carolyn Turgeon
- Josh Visser
- David Zitner
- Adam Zivo
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