@Silverhair
Most people get their information about the politics of foreign nations from their chosen news outlets.
Most of the time discussions like ours are like most people arguing with an astronaut who has been to the moon what it is like to be on the moon.
You are an opportunity to me. Rather than reading political articles or watching the news (I do neither) I can ask a Canadian.
Here is what I have heard from others, and I would like to know if it is true.
1. I have heard that Canada has moved to refer to intentionally not using another's preferred pronouns a hate crime which is a criminal offense. Is this true?
2. I watched a Canadian movie a week or so ago. In the movie a woman was in the hospital and the medical facility provided the means for the woman to kill herself. Does this really happen?
I mentioned that Canada has violated international law several times this past decade.
If Canadian law conflicts with international law does Canada forfeit her sovereignty to follow international law?