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EDMONTON - When the Alberta government made it easier for transgender people to receive amended birth certificates reflecting the gender they identify as, Stephanie Shostak wasted no time putting in her application. “I felt very happy. As soon as I heard about the ruling I started to do some inquiries,” said Shostak, 42, a transgender woman who last summer began her transition from living as male to living as female. Within a week of submitting her application, Shostak had a new birth certificate in her hands, this one with an “F” to reflect the gender she presents in her daily life.

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