A new biography of the iconic Canadian writer is a reminder of just how hard it was to be gay two generations ago

Lady Bunny’s drag festival took over Tompkins Square Park in New York City at the end of summer for 20-odd years. This Labour Day, revisit the fierce celebration with a selection of images from the mid-1990s by Montreal photographer Pierre Dalpé

Even a new film about the price of ‘lookism’ couldn’t change my mind about the way I view handsome people

With the NDP—usually a sure queer vote—relatively absent in the province, LGBTQ2 voters are throwing their support elsewhere

Politicians of all stripes are dredging up the same-sex marriage debates — all in a cheap effort to win votes

His new film, ‘Killing Patient Zero,’ explores the life and death of Gaëtan Dugas

When you come into adulthood in a dark age, whatever you achieve always seems secondary to the bigger problems of the world

We’ve been spared the media circus of a trial, but may have lost the chance to reckon with how authorities paid to protect all citizens failed the victims

The fluid, sinuous, reflexive Nathalie Stephens