BC Nurses’ Regulator Drops ‘Medically Inaccurate’ Allegation in Charge Against Nurse for Endorsing Sex-Based Rights

Amy Hamm, a nurse from Vancouver, B.C., is seen in a file photo. British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) has recently dropped a charge accusing Hamm for making statements with “medically inaccurate information” while defending sex-based rights. Courtesy of Amy Hamm/Justice for Constitutional Freedom

British Columbia’s regulatory body for nurses and midwives has dropped a charge against a nurse that accused her of making “medically inaccurate” statements in her advocacy for sex-based rights.

In November 2020, the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) began investigating Amy Hamm, a registered nurse in Vancouver, following public complaints about her “gender critical” opinions and comments.