A new law could bring safety and equality for trans people in the country
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A new law could bring safety and equality for trans people in the country
Crystal Quartz made a tearful plea for action after repeated calls for her—and other—drag events to be disrupted
On World AIDS Day, advocates hope the Canadian government will address the pandemic-caused backlog in testing that’s putting communities—especially young queer people—at risk
The first filmed kiss was a queer milestone, and a pivotal moment in the history of cinema, but almost nobody has heard of it. How did this happen?
After six years in Canada’s senate, Kim Pate says there’s more work to do
Here’s why we’re over the moon that Autostraddle has reached its fundraiser goal
The territory, heralded as a world leader in support for trans healthcare, suffers a painful setback
Labels Cute-Saint and Fruché showcase Francis despite industry “blacklist”
A GoFundMe is trying to fill the gap left by mainstream non-profits
BIPOC queer and trans people were behind and in front of the camera for the Historica Canada short film
A new report confirms there’s still a long way to go when it comes to ending bullying against queer and trans kids in Canada
Disability advocates and educators weigh in on what’s still missing from curricula—and how to build better sex-ed
The star of the Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical celebrates the love and tragedy of all our mothers
But LGBTQ+ people still face discrimination and violence in the country—the fight for full LGBTQ+ equality continues
Host Tuck Woodstock says the show’s 10th season will feature conversations on trans union organizers and land acknowledgements
To mark spina bifida awareness month, queer and trans folks with the condition share their anger, their hopes and their joys
There is reason to be hopeful, despite the country’s history of homophobia
With “Crybaby” and “High School” dropping this month, Tegan and Sara are booked and busy