Lauzon's issue is not an isolated case in Canada – thanks to the global push for transgenderism.

Last year, Laverne Travis Waskahat, a violent transgender pedophile with an extensive history of criminal liabilities in Alberta, was re-arrested 72 hours after he was released from prison for possession of a baby crib, diapers, alleged pornographic drawings, a laptop and child sexual abuse materials. Edmonton Police Service states that Waskahat's convictions include possessing, making and publishing child pornography involving infants under three years old.

Past public notices reveal stringent conditions imposed on Waskahat, including a curfew, a ban on internet access devices and restrictions on consuming and viewing explicit content involving children.

In 2019, Waskahat was convicted on charges related to accessing pornography of infants in diapers. Initial court entries used "male pronouns" but they were later updated when Waskahat was identified as a "transgender woman." Subsequent police releases referred to Waskahat using "she/her" pronouns.

Another transgender child rapist and serial sex offender, Patrick Pearsall, also known as Tara Pearsall and Passion-Star Royale, made headlines in January after he was released into a community-based facility in Ontario.

He was then diagnosed with factitious disorder, a mental disorder that involves the falsification of physical or psychological signs or symptoms, for making false claims of being HIV positive, diabetic and a sufferer of chronic leukemia. He also claimed back then that he was a member of the British royal family and the Hells Angels gang.

Pearsall has been preying on young girls since 1999, using a similar deceitful approach. During those years, he usually impersonated medical professionals like licensed gynecologists to perform vaginal exams and even have sexual intercourse with unsuspecting victims.

In 2018, Pearsall was handed a fixed 10-year sentence following a conviction for two sexual assaults and was placed on the Sex Offender Registry. However he started declaring a female identity a few years later and was therefore sent to serve his sentence at the Milton-Vanier Center for Women.