Watch how this reporter covers this story:

 

Notice how they keep calling this dude "she"?

Yeah, this Canadian news outlet wants you to feel angry at this women's gym and sympathetic to this man's cause.

"This overweight dude in a wig can't get access to naked women in the locker room. For shame! FOR SHAME!!"

Here's the background:

A trans-identified male in British Columbia is considering filing a human rights complaint after being barred from using a women-only gym.

Brigid Klyne-Simpson recently joined the Bodyworks Fitness gym in the city of Parksville on Vancouver Island. The gym has two locations, one female-only and the other co-ed. Klyne-Simpson, who has been identifying as a woman for the past three years, signed up to use the female-only facility, but after one visit was asked by staff to use the co-ed one in the future.

Yes, that's right.

This man says his human rights have been denied by not having access to an all-female space.

And if you think that's absurd, you just need some "education."

Klyne-Simpson feels that the discomfort felt by women and girls at having a male in their intimate spaces can easily be overcome with just a little education.

"[A]ll it takes is education. Once you understand trans women are women, trans men are men, non-binary people are who they say they are, it's as simple as that," Klyne-Simpson said. "If you still feel uncomfortable after that, that's on you, it's not on me. I am who I am, it's as simple as that. I just look different. That's all."

Ah, so once I accept the lie that men can be women, then everything is okay. Got it.

Of course, this is Canada, so the business is desperately trying to virtue signal before the Stasi comes to shut them down for not catering to this man's desires.

Nagra said the gym is looking for a solution but stressed that the business was not discriminatory.

"We already have transgender people here, and all sorts of people, we're not discriminatory at all," Nagra said. "We've got staff that's minorities, so, we're not saying there's no solutions, we're looking for a solution and we're not discriminatory people."

Too late: The Canadian government is now aware that someone, somewhere, doesn't believe in the rainbow religion.

Kelli Paddon, B.C.'s parliamentary secretary for gender equity entirely ignored the conflict of rights between women's sex-based rights and trans-activism's demands for gender-based rights that this incident highlights, instead choosing to frame it as a sign of how important it is to advance the rights of males who wish to enter female spaces.

"Trans people deserve to feel safe, welcome and affirmed for who they are. Trans women are women – period," Paddon said in a statement to CHEK News. "At a time when trans people are under increased attack around the world, it's up to all of us to speak out and to help break down barriers that transgender people face."

By "break down barriers," they mean letting men have intimate access to the private spaces of mothers, sisters, wives, and daughters.

Klyne-Simpson has contacted the BC Human Rights Commissioner regarding the incident.

Man oh man I bet those Canadian officials are excited they get to destroy someone's life and business today!