April Hutchinson, a female powerlifter, has criticized the Canadian Powerlifting Union for what she perceives as a 'two-tier system' favoring transgender athletes after receiving a two-year suspension for her comments on the physical advantages of male athletes. Hutchinson's suspension was later reduced to one year, while transgender competitor Anne Andres, who has been accused of various forms of misconduct, received only a six-month ban. Hutchinson argues this disparity exemplifies favoritism towards transgender individuals, stating she merely called for a separate category for transgender athletes. The controversy surrounding Andres has included violent language and harassment towards other athletes, leading to police involvement. Meanwhile, discussions around women's sports continue, as various organizations and lawmakers advocate for policies ensuring only biologically female athletes can compete in women's categories. The issue reflects broader societal debates about inclusion, fairness, and the integrity of women's sports.