How important is gender in Canadian society?

Conclusion. Since the 1960s, gender roles in Canada have undergone a series of important changes. Social movement and demographic changes have resulted in a more flexible understanding of the roles expected of men and women. Despite this, traditional gender roles continue to be a powerful force in Canadian society.

What were traditional gender roles?

Traditional gendered roles view the man as a pro-creator, a protector, and a provider, and the woman as pretty and polite but not too aggressive, not too outspoken and not too smart. Media aids in society conforming to these traditional gendered views.

Can I change my gender without surgery?

You cant change your genitals without surgery, but HRT will feminize the body and cause your breasts to grow, and other aspects of transition such as the social and mental aspects dont need medical intervention at all. Here are common ways that people transition or live proudly as trans without hormones or surgery.

What age can you change your gender in Canada?

Under current law: No age minimum, but surgery is required and will not be performed if you are under 18; in addition, if you are under the age of majority (19), you must have parental/guardian permission.