At Transonic Media Labs (TML), we have long championed the fight for equity, healthcare, and the protection of marginalized communities, particularly LGBTQ+ Canadians. This is why, after careful reflection, we are endorsing the New Democratic Party (NDP) in the upcoming Canadian federal election.

The NDP’s platform aligns closely with the values that drive TML’s mission. Their policies on healthcare, workers’ rights, and LGBTQ+ protections reflect a commitment to systemic change. For example, the NDP has been a consistent advocate for expanding healthcare, including securing universal dental care and a commitment to gender-affirming healthcare—both of which are critical for the LGBTQ+ community12. Their push for stronger anti-scab legislation and their fight against employment discrimination, particularly for transgender individuals, show a dedication to protecting queer workers who face disproportionate levels of hardship in the workforce​34.

However, while we believe the NDP’s policies align with a vision of a more inclusive, just Canada, we want to reassure our readers that this endorsement will not compromise our editorial independence. TML remains committed to holding all political parties accountable. Whether it’s the NDP, Conservatives, or Liberals, we will continue to critically analyze and report on policies and actions that affect the LGBTQ+ community without bias.

Our endorsement is based on values, not partisanship. We will always provide thoughtful, honest commentary—calling out successes and missteps alike, ensuring our readers are informed and empowered.

Thank you for trusting TML to navigate these crucial political moments with integrity and transparency. Together, let’s continue to push for a Canada where all voices, especially queer voices, are heard.

  1. https://www.ndp.ca/news/ndp-tables-recommendations-trans-community-calling-liberals-improve-gender-affirming-care-and ↩︎
  2. https://www.ndp.ca/better-care ↩︎
  3. https://www.ndp.ca/courage ↩︎
  4. https://randallgarrison.ndp.ca/resources ↩︎

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