British Columbia will provide gratis prescriptions of various
contraceptive products to female residents.
I fully support this policy.
It is amusing how the article struggles to describe which residents
the offer applies to. It faced a struggle because it has accepted a
limited version of English in which there are no words for an
individual's physiological sex, only words for gender. Contraception
knows nothing of gender roles; it is concerned only with physiological
sex.
The article does not entirely succeed in specifying who the offer is
meant for. Does the offer include all transpeople (even
trans-women)? Does it include all people who identify as
non-binary? My guess is no, because that would be absurd in practice,
but I can't be entirely sure. Maybe trans-women will be offered
female contraception that they don't have a natural way to use.