Fifty years after Pierre Trudeau decriminalized homosexuality, twenty years after “sexual orientation” was read into the Alberta Human Rights Act (AHRA), and fifteen years after same-sex marriage was affirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada, heterosexism and cissexism still exist in Canadian law and society. Laws that govern lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex, two-spirit, and other (LGBTQI2S+) individuals, relationships and families are moving toward equality. However, full legal equality of LGBTQI2S+ people still does not exist.