Federal cuts are forcing LGBTQ2S+ artists and organizations to scramble for survival
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Federal cuts are forcing LGBTQ2S+ artists and organizations to scramble for survival
Advocates say the system has made trans people afraid to access medical care in general
Editors Mel Woods and Ziya Jones, plus columnist Kai Cheng Thom, recognized by National Media Awards Foundation
Only three incumbent openly queer MPs are headed back to Ottawa after the 2025 federal election
Queer and trans organizations are calling on federal candidates to prioritize stable funding and to protect their communities
The Liberal leader made his first public comments about LGBTQ2S+ issues of the campaign at a stop in Alberta
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Women and Gender Equality Canada is providing grants dedicated to healthcare, strengthening communities and raising awareness
The lesbian feminist writer passed on Nov. 6
Given the current political climate, many are looking for sources of funding outside of government grants and ways to increase visibility
New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and B.C. voters all went to the polls, and largely rejected anti-trans rhetoric, but there are still some alarming trends
From Canadian breakout Robert Adam to trans industry vet Namoli Brennet
Report shows urgent need for better queer and trans stories—and representation among the people who make them
Non-binary illustrator En Tze Loh’s involvement was limited to a single item sold online. Other artists say they also have been affected
Taking a pill once a day sounds simple. But what happens when you put the intricacies of travel into the mix?
The nine-part multimedia series examines how people across North America are redefining what it means to build and sustain familial bonds
LGBTQ2S+ representation in the Canadian screen industries will be the focus of a Pink Paper
OPINION: Calls to restrict access to supposed adult content should be called out for their true intentions: relegating queer content to the shadows