Amy Hamm, a Vancouver nurse with a 13-year unblemished record, now faces a potential $163,000 legal bill and a three-month license suspension after the BC College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) found her guilty of professional misconduct for expressing her opinion that there are only two genders and that women have a right to safe, female-only places like bathrooms, changerooms, sporting competitions.

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Reprimanded BC Nurse Faces Potential $163,000 Legal Cost From Nursing College Over Gender Remarks

Her case is now under appeal, with lawyers provided by the Justice Centre. To learn more about Amy Hamm and how to donate to the Justice Centre, visit this link:

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The case of Amy Hamm: free speech, women’s rights, and professional discipline | Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

Standing up for women’s rights Amy Hamm is a Vancouver-area nurse and mother of two who has worked in healthcare for over 13 years without discip...

Alberta lawyer Roger Song says the Law Society of Alberta @npub1hhpt...cd29 is mandating lawyers to adopt woke politics through vague rules, compelled speech & ideological training. The Justice Centre is providing lawyers so Mr. Song can challenge this case in court—citing Charter freedoms of conscience & expression. A hearing on this matter will take place at 10 AM MDT on Tuesday, May 6, 2025, at the Court of King's Bench of Alberta in Calgary, located at 601- 5th Street, SW. To learn more, see our news release:

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Alberta lawyer challenges law society’s authority to be ‘woke’ | Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms

CALGARY, AB: The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is providing lawyers to Roger Song in a constitutional challenge to the Law Society of ...

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