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Home » Canada May Introduce Gender-Neutral ID Cards
The Canadian government is exploring the possibility of using gender-neutral options on identity cards.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told Toronto news station CP24 on Sunday that the government is considering following in Ontario’s footsteps with gender-neutral identification. Ontario announced last week that it would allow the use of a third gender indicator, “X”, for driver’s licenses and health cards.