A motion passed by Vancouver’s park board to apologize to the 2SLGBTQ+ community over its decision to host the Harry Potter Forbidden Forest Experience in Stanley Park in November has caught the attention of author J.K Rowling.

She posted to X on Thursday in response to a post by commissioner Tom Digby, in which he said the board had done, “the right thing,” with his motion , apologized and “disavowed” the author and her political activity over transgender rights.

“To be honest, I didn't even know Vancouver Parks and Recreations had avowed me, so the disavowal hasn't been much of a blow,” Rowling wrote.

The comments followed an emotional meeting on Tuesday where commissioners discussed their earlier in-camera decision to bring the immersive Harry Potter programming to Stanley Park w

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