Solidarity over LGBTQ2 rights brought rivals from three political parties together in Coquitlam, just two days before the election.

Critics said the message was intended as an attack on transgender people, in the context of the author's recent comments on the issue.

The 'Harry Potter' author is under scrutiny again after making repeated transphobic remarks via Twitter last month.

'I refuse to bow down to a movement that I believe is doing demonstrable harm in seeking to erode ‘woman’ as a political and biological class,' wrote the 'Harry Potter' author.

'Respect for transgender people remains a cultural imperative,' the 'Fantastic Beasts' star said of the 'Harry Potter' visonary's recent transphobic tweets.

The tweets came in response to an opinion piece on global development site Devex where Rowling took umbrage with the headline "creating a more equal post-COVID-19 world for people who menstruate."

Barry Neufeld suggested that the chief medical health officer may be transgender and, if so, has been deceiving Canadians.

Rowling's remarks also received thousands of likes and retweets, along with some praise.

The Advance Summit is scheduled to feature Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson, a former People’s Party of Canada candidate and Christian talk show host.

In an email statement from a spokesperson, Dalhousie says it's not affiliated with the event, just renting space to organizers.