Pride festivals around the world are grappling with the aftermath of COVID-19, a global racial reckoning and corporate criticisms. At Pride Toronto, managing the future of the event means tackling it all head-on
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Pride festivals around the world are grappling with the aftermath of COVID-19, a global racial reckoning and corporate criticisms. At Pride Toronto, managing the future of the event means tackling it all head-on
The author of “Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love” looks back at 30 years of theatre making
The Canadian comedian shares their thoughts on standup, queerness and the second season of their acclaimed Netflix show
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The “¡Hola Papi!” columnist and author discusses the value of listening and how he learned to be a gay mentor
From music genres to political labels, the Toronto rocker—one half of Black Dresses—rails against preconceptions
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How one trans veteran confronts verbal and physical attacks—riding as hard as she can, chasing a memory
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Tories have long made LGBTQ2S+ rights a wedge issue. Now the issue is dividing the party—and thwarting its chances at winning the next federal election
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Freedom Youth, founded more than 25 years ago, moved online during the pandemic