There is one riding in Vancouver (Burnaby North-Seymour) where the Conservative candidate was rejected by the party too late for her affiliation to be removed from the ballots. Someone found a video from 2011 where she told a reporter that anti-bullying programs are really plots to recruit children to the gay lifestyle
The candidate is still campaigning and was not quick to change her branding to distinguish herself from the party she was formerly representing
Other candidates in the riding include a gay man and a non-binary person, and that riding is the end of the Government of Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline (the pipeline to Alberta already exists, but the government of Canada and the government of Alberta want to expand it (TMX), the problems are that most of the pipeline runs through unceded indigenous territories, that many of us are not convinced that the pipeline would just replace oil being transported by rail, and that any future breaks or shipwrecks will be at BC's expense, but the royalties go to Alberta). The incumbent is an anti-pipeline Liberal.
On one hand it is good for the rest of the country to see what some LGBTQ+/racialized people still have to face, but its depressing that these things are still popping up
In an interview, Jagmeet Singh has said that he would decriminalize sex work. I can't explain the situation as well as one of the Red Umbrella organizations could, but traditionally in Canada prostitution has been legal but keeping a bawdy house and soliciting in public have been forbidden (so if a group of workers want to share a house and hire a security person/secretary/accountant, that opens everyone involved to prosecution, and advertising had to be euphemistic). Around 2013 the Supreme Court of Canada said this violates the right to a safe work environment, the Conservatives responded in 2014 by banning buying or advertising sexual services and restricting solicitation to areas far away from residences, the Liberals looked at the law and left it be (they may be hoping that another Supreme Court ruling will go against it).
The Conservatives dragged several parts of criminal law in a harsher, less evidence-based direction (eg. mandatory minimum sentences, bills which could be titled An Act to Fight Freedom Here at Home So We Don't Have to Fight It Over There) and the Liberals have not dragged them back.