Abstract
In most Canadian jurisdictions, high school athletics are still governed by outdated and sexist views about participation. The author argues that the current approach is discriminatory and violates human rights laws. In addition, a careful analysis of the jurisprudence reveals a host of specious arguments that keeps athletically talented female athletes from competing with the males. A more progressive response to the current situation is required that embraces an ethic of inclusion and excellence.
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