The undercover police operation in Etobicoke’s Marie Curtis Park is reminiscent of the bathhouse raids
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The undercover police operation in Etobicoke’s Marie Curtis Park is reminiscent of the bathhouse raids
Trump’s election will slow or stop the tremendous progress LGBT Americans made under Barack Obama, but the real impact will be felt globally
The festival boasts some of the world’s best LGBT cinema
Sufi poet Shah Hussain led an unconventional life, both as a religious man and a lover
Stephen Jackman-Torkoff and Tawiah Ben M’Carthy are done with the assumptions — they want to tell their own stories about being black, male and queer
Sponsors should offer emotional and other support to newcomers, while respecting their autonomy
Wilson succeeds Scott Ferguson as ED of the largest LGBT film festival in Canada
Aaron Jan’s new show, Swan challenges the roles typically reserved for straight white men
What was I waiting for?
In its 17th year, this film and media arts festival brings Toronto the best of indigenous culture, cinema and art
First House discussion on Bill C-16 raises bathroom issues, but smoothly passes second reading
The transgender jazz star deserves, at the very least, the pronouns of his choosing
After 15 years, Trey Anthony’s theatrical success comes to Ottawa as a musical
The producers of Tire Swing are asking queer audiences to take a chance on lesser-known works
Johnnie Walker’s Redheaded Stepchild grows from a stage play to a published book
From reported stories to personal essays, coming out in 2016 is a multi-faceted experience
Club accused of misgendering trans people and charging non-binary people presenting as male the cis men’s admission fee
Mainstream gyms can make queer and trans people feel unwelcome, but Manajiwin provides a body-positive place to work out comfortably