The Montreal queen had the most wins and serves
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The Montreal queen had the most wins and serves
The Toronto queen talks about her secret meltdowns and embracing her underdog status
Activists call the latest protests against homophobia and transphobia the “Polish Stonewall,” as anti-LGBTQ President Andrzej Duda is re-elected for another term
Shantay She Slayed: Canada’s herstory-making drag superstar came to represent
Travel to the frontlines of the health crisis and meet a generation of young people trying to build a better future
Queer and trans people are systematically harmed by continued attempts to dismantle abortion access in the U.S.
The citrus-y New York queen talks about people’s perception, her character’s inspiration and the makeover challenge that made her emotional
One of the latest episode’s guests, Rebal, talks about moving to Canada from Syria, being queer and ending up in drag
Reading cues from a potential hookup in a mask can be tough. But over the years, queers have found creative ways to communicate desire—and to stay connected
With few safe spaces for LGBTQ2 communities and a burgeoning alt-right movement, Hamilton, Ontario has become a microcosm of other urban centres grappling with hate
The fierce Montreal queen talks about Mariah Carey, her Snatch Game performance and life after ‘Drag Race’
When it comes to miscarriage, LGBTQ2 people have been left out and erased from conversations about loss—and reproductive health altogether
A delicious cheesecake inspires thoughts of charity: to our forebears, to our future and to ourselves
For queer and trans people, policing and imprisonment come with deadly consequences. Instead of reforms, it’s time to consider ending incarceration altogether
Auto repair shops are often filled with hypermasculine technicians, homophobia and transphobia. The fix? LGBTQ2 folks are creating their own space on the inside
Married and separated LGBTQ2 Canadians reflect on 15 years of marriage equality
The pageant queen talks about friendship, loyalty and representation
All around the world, people are taking to the streets in demonstrations against systemic racism and police violence. In Toronto, photojournalist Nick Lachance has been documenting the resistance movement