Transgender Bus Driver Sues After Firing Over ‘Lolita Line’ Outfit
Transgender school bus driver in Ontario sues for discrimination after being fired for wearing a pink mini-skirt and calling her route the 'Lolita Line'.
POLICY WIRE — Vaughan, Canada — A transgender school bus driver in Ontario is taking legal action against the York Catholic District School Board after being fired for her controversial actions on the job.
The driver, identified in court documents as L.Z., was dismissed in 2025 following a series of incidents that drew significant attention. She was reported to have worn a revealing pink schoolgirl outfit and labeled her bus route the “Lolita Line.”
According to the complaint, parents filmed L.Z. in the controversial attire as she picked up students. The footage quickly circulated, leading to her dismissal. Now, L.Z. is fighting back, alleging that her termination was a case of discrimination.
The incident has sparked a broader discussion about the balance between personal expression and professional responsibilities, especially in roles involving children and their safety.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
