Who kept us hopeful, who kept us company and who broke barriers
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Who kept us hopeful, who kept us company and who broke barriers
A quixotic selection of the 5 best LGBTQ2S+ titles released in 2020
The resilience of first-time writers was tested in a year without IRL book launches
“Messiah/Complex,” an ambitious reimagining of Handel’s “Messiah,” offers holiday fare like no other
Mac’s “Holiday Sauce…Pandemic!” is a crazed love letter to a departed friend
Uschi Tala’s unique music connects their self-healing to the lush natural environment of Sinixt territory
Shyam Selvadurai’s beloved book gets a gorgeous cinematic makeover
Now, rates of transmission are up, especially among young Canadians
This detour through the demented world of Divine and John Waters is just a sample of delights from the comprehensive new book “The Art of Drag”
Delicate yet sturdy, these little marvels can hold multitudes
Preferred name policies in schools have proven even more challenging during COVID-19
Nurse practitioner Miles Harris answers every question—and we mean EVERY question—you might have about fisting
In “Crosshairs,” the author conjures a near-future world where a resistance movement rises up against authoritarianism, racism and environmental disaster
While queer and trans Nigerians remain persecuted, shows like ‘Queercity’ and ‘The Pride Diaries’ create a sense of community among the country’s LGBTQ population
This colourful ice cream inspires chef Jennifer E. Crawford’s necessary flights of fancy
More than 16,000 users are now part of an online LGBTQ2 community—all based out of a shared Google Calendar
The Montreal queen had the most wins and serves
The Toronto queen talks about her secret meltdowns and embracing her underdog status