Arts

Ottawa artist Rob Friday paints at Chinatown Remixed

Artist moves from canvas to crate

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Why Hosanna is taking the Toronto stage again

The importance of reviving queer theatre classics

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Out in Toronto: Sept 22-28, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Out in Vancouver Sept 22-27, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Opinion

You should be freaking about how transphobic (re) Assignment is

We interviewed the cast and couldn’t believe what we heard

By Eternity Martis

Arts

Who said short films sucked?

Regina’s Queer City Cinema is dispelling myths about short form

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

The best Blind Date you’ve ever had

Who knows what we can expect at this new, queer version of Rebecca Northan’s play?

By Chris Dupuis

Travel

The Folsom franchise

The North, East and Europe

By Mike Miksche

Arts

Out in Toronto: Sept 15-21, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Out in Vancouver: Sept 15-20, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Culture

How two queer Ottawa businesses are crowdfunding to stay alive

After Stonewall and Wilde’s don’t want to be the next businesses to shut down. Now, they’re asking the community to help them stay afloat

By Jeremy Willard

Culture

The life of a queen: Remembering Chris Edwards

Chris Edwards was more than an iconic drag performer — he was a mentor and friend to Toronto’s LGBT community

By Vincent Matak

Arts

Out in Ottawa: Sept 10-30, 2016

Choice events in the city

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Teenage playwright tells non-binary tales in Person in the Woods

Isaac McAndless-Davis’ new play is based on true young queer stories

By Hannah Ackeral

Arts

Out in Toronto: Sept 8-14, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Jeremy Willard

Arts

Out in Vancouver: Sept 8-14, 2016

Choice events in the city this week

By Tom Coleman

Arts

Queer films to check out at TIFF 2016

This year offers a range of LGBT picks to make you laugh, cry and everything in between

By Chris Dupuis

You only live twice

Co-authored memoir speaks to life as a trans person and a brush with death from AIDS

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