Randy Boissonnault talks government apology, gay blood ban and Marie Curtis Park
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Randy Boissonnault talks government apology, gay blood ban and Marie Curtis Park
Red chamber’s new committee structure gives Bill C-16 a better chance of passing
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Correctional Service Canada policy effectively bars gender-confirming surgery
Jim Deva Plaza and West End Sex Workers Memorial both unveiled in 2016
In his first year, progress has been made on trans rights, HIV criminalization and anal sex laws
The All Families Are Equal Act was well-fought, but it isn’t over for Wynne’s Liberals
Move will leave New Brunswick as the last remaining province without explicit trans rights
Why the sudden shifts on education and trans laws in 2016?
Taking a look back at the stories that defined and defeated our community
Toronto police fail to understand why both queers and women need safe public space
Your Daily Package of newsy and naughty bits from around the world
Safe-for-work site, owned by Come As You Are, is more parent- and firewall-friendly
January meeting will consider ‘gender-blind’ screening based on individual risk
Damaging tropes about black masculinity overshadow positive narratives about being black and queer
Co-owners Michael Deyell and Trevor Prevost are expanding on products and events to bring in new customers
Samantha was beautiful and young. I doubt sex with her had anything to teach me