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Canadian trans bus driver fired for wearing skimpy dress is suing
New York Post • • world
Key Points:
- A transgender bus driver in Ontario, identified as L.Z., was fired in 2025 after wearing a revealing schoolgirl outfit and labeling their route the “Lolita Line,” prompting outrage from parents.
- L.Z. is suing the York Catholic District School Board and the bus company for alleged discrimination based on ethnic origin, gender identity, and sex, while also seeking to keep their name confidential due to safety concerns.
- The “Lolita Line” reference drew criticism because it alludes to Vladimir Nabokov’s novel about child sexual abuse and the nickname for Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet, raising questions about the appropriateness of L.Z.’s actions.
- A National Post columnist questioned the driver’s motives and mental state, suggesting the behavior might be a stunt exploiting human rights protections or a serious misjudgment.
- This incident follows a similar controversy in 2022 involving transgender teacher Kayla Lemieux in Ontario, whose provocative attire sparked parental backlash and debates about attention-seeking versus genuine expression.
