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Love Like Mine
My queer friends taught me to say ‘I love you.’ Now I say it as often as I can
My family showed love through action, but my friends helped me learn to say it out loud
By Eva Zhu
History
What you need to know about Canada’s new LGBTQ2S+ national monument
Called “Thunderhead,” the monument in Ottawa is funded by the LGBT Purge class-action lawsuit
By Mel Woods
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Politics
Mark Carney is set to fold on trade. What’s next?
If the prime minister is willing to cave on this issue, it seems reasonable to expect there will be others down the line
By Dale Smith
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Social Media
New report details online anti-trans hate following Tumbler Ridge shooting
The Canadian Anti-Hate Network analyzed the wave of anti-LGBTQ2S+ social media posts following the tragedy in Tumbler Ridge
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TV & Film
Even in the idyllic queer world of ‘Sterling Point,’ whiteness is front and centre
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