The state of trans rights, post 3 provincial elections
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
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
A new Liberal government doesn’t automatically mean the undoing of a year and a half of anti-LGBTQ2S+ policy changes
Canadian law lets some youth make medical or legal decisions for themselves, but how does it work?
OPINION: Speakers were fired up at this week’s Democratic National Convention. For queer and trans people, that’s meant a more consistent defence of our rights
ANALYSIS: The right-wing’s veneration of the nuclear family will hurt kids, queer and trans people and anyone who doesn’t conform
OPINION: The Trump VP pick’s statements about LGBTQ2S+ issues and abortion raise serious red flags
OPINION: The case, which could affect future legislation restricting trans rights, should put us on guard
Queer activism has never been solely in the service of LGBTQ+ people
OPINION: Sure it’s about crime now, but the rollback of rights rarely stops at just one group
REVIEW: Sydney Hegele’s new novel is a queer take on the the genre of southern Ontario gothic literature
Experts weigh in on what the term tells us about the goals, language and future of the global anti-trans movement
Leo Varadkar announced he is stepping down as Taoiseach, after first taking the role in 2017
ANALYSIS: Ohio has set a new precedent for using gubernatorial powers to indirectly outlaw transition—other states may follow
OPINION: The answer, like the politics that surround the proposals themselves, is complex
OPINION: Provincial and federal leaders like Pierre Poilievre and Danielle Smith are willing to spew misinformation, take away healthcare and ultimately put trans youth at risk—all to score political points
A new bill introduced in the Missouri state legislature shows how far state governments are willing to go to dictate what private companies can and cannot say
ANALYSIS: The next year could be disastrous for queer and trans people—and we can no longer rely on the usual outlets to cover it
From Thailand and Namibia to Poland and the U.K., good news is on the horizon for queer and trans folk