As female athletes in the United States have been given protection against transient opponents by President Donald Trump’s latest executive order, Female Athletes in Canada still employ a nationwide system that protects trans athletes.

Women’s Basketball team at Columbia Bible College (CBC) – an Evangelical Mennonite Bible College in Abbotsford, British Columbia – is now facing sanctions from its athletic conference, Pacwest, over disputed allegations of abuse against a trans -equal opponent earlier this season.

CBC Women’s Basketball Main coach Taylor Claggett is currently suspended and the school has lost its right to host the upcoming Pacwest championships after a recent investigation into the conference on an incident that took place in a game against Vancouver Island University (VIU) on October 25. .

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“Pacwest has announced that it has completed its investigation. CBC is deeply disappointed with Pacwest’s decision. We do not believe that a proper process was followed or that the results were fair. As a result we take steps to get Pacwest’s decision reviewed we Commenting no further at this time

During the October 25 -Fight, Viu Trans -Aatle Harriette Mackenzie claimed that Craget “cornered one of our athletic staff and went on a tirade on how I shouldn’t be allowed to play.” Mackenzie made these accusations in an Instagram post on October 30.

Mackenzie claimed she was also deliberately buried to the ground by a CBC player.

“I got two-handed chucked to the ground with No. 13 without a game on the ball in sight, then head coach craget can be seen to be welcomed,” the trans-athlete said.

Craget published his own statement on Instagram and claimed that Mackenzie’s statement was inaccurate.

“My intention has nothing to do with a particular athlete, but instead the security of female athletes in their sport,” she wrote.

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When the two teams had to play each other again in a few games in early January, VIU refused to participate and referred to the alleged incident on October 25. VIU even even requested Pacwest not to punish his team for forfeiting, in a statement it delivered to Pakinomist Digital.

Following the news of the forfeiture, CBC made a statement to Pakinomist Digital that refused Mackenzie’s claims.

“This was surprising news for us,” the statement says. “CBC stands for safe game for everyone. Accusations that CBC, its coach, players and fans are a security threat is simply untrue and wrongly informed.”

A letter written by the CBC players, obtained by Pakinomist Digital, condemned the Via Via team for “personal attacks”, “defamatory comments” and even “comments that encourage violence” against their coach.

“Videos and letters submitted by Members of VIU Women’s Basketball team in the last three months have directly violated several rules set out in Article 17.2 of the manual. Different positions have included ‘personal attack’, ‘defamatory comments,’ ‘disrespect to Pacwest ‘and led to’ comments that encourage violence and/or hatred ‘aimed at our coach, “the letter reads.

“Any and all accusations of VIU players about our team and coach should have been directly communicated to Pacwest officials alone, they should not have been publicly uploaded to social media.”

The letter even called the VIU players’ statements “Incorrect information.”

“The attack on the character of the Coach Claggett and our team’s character over the past three months has been based on wrong information and one side of a complicated scenario,” it read.

Since June 2017, everywhere in Canada, the Canadian Human Rights Act, Equal Opportunities, and/or Legislation on Discrimination must prohibit discrimination against gender identity or gender identity expressions. This law protects the inclusion of all trans athletes in the sports of women and girls.

Trump’s recent executive order in the United States states that any publicly funded institution that allows trans athletes to compete in Girls’ or Women’s Sports loses its federal funding.

Trump has also repeatedly suggested that Canada join the United States, potentially as the 51st state.