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Year in review: the best international LGBT stories of 2015
Weddings, tragedies and a hermaphroditic cat
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Out in Vancouver: Dec 31, 2015-Jan 5, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
New justice minister commits to big changes for LGBT rights
Trans rights, age of consent equalization and revisions to sex-work laws are on the Liberals’ queer agenda, but no timeline yet in sight
Daily Xtra’s most read national Canadian stories of 2015
From Chris Hyndman to John Baird, to polyamorous women, and more
All I want for Christmas is everything
Queer wishes for Toronto’s LGBT community
Out in Vancouver: Dec 24, 2015-Jan 1, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
Can St Kitts protect its gay citizens?
LGBT residents report homophobic violence and police inactivity as regular occurrences
Five people and a plaza that changed gay Vancouver in 2015
My picks for this year’s newsmakers: the heroes, villains and in-betweens
Where are they now: LOUD winner Jacob Schroeder
Daily Xtra profiles past LOUD scholarship recipients
Gay man opens up about homophobia in St Kitts
Dermot Sargeant says attacks reported to police are rarely, if ever, investigated
Supporting Toronto’s LGBT seniors
Senior holiday drive hopes to spread holiday cheer
Vancouver guide to New Year’s Eve
Survive the big night by planning ahead
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Are Liberals backing away from promise to end gay blood ban?
Campaign promise to end ban not in sight as Canadian Blood Services to propose one-year deferral instead
2015 Vancouver Gift Guide
Holiday shopping in Terminal City
Five reasons LGBT people should worry about cancer
Cancer should be a greater concern for queer people when making healthcare decisions
Maurice Tomlinson calls on Jamaicans to fight anti-gay laws
New legal challenge filed against Jamaica’s buggery law could topple anti-gay laws throughout the Caribbean
Lifelong gay activist dies at 87 on Salt Spring Island, BC
Jack Hallam is fondly remembered as vivacious, crusty and kind
BC judge tells law society to reinstate TWU approval
Law society directors wrong to be swayed by members’ referendum, court rules
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