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“They whipped me and I liked it!”

Park cruisers talk about their favourite haunts

Warm spring means the boys have been out early & often

By Neil McKinnon

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Pro-choice groups speak out in wake of abortion funding debacle

Could the policy shift breach Canadian law?

By Noreen Fagan

Toronto

Sex ed will still be awkward, no matter the curriculum

2010 update is an improvement; let’s fight to get it implemented

By Marcus McCann

Arts

The Great War takes a camp look at Canadian history

Until Friday, June 4 at the Cameron House

By Serafin LaRiviere

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Canadian HIV law at a crossroads

Vancouver, Edmonton and Hamilton cases could affect future police & crown decisions

By Nathaniel Christopher, Neil McKinnon

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Defenders of Ontario’s sex ed curriculum caught off guard

Queers are finding allies and gearing up for the long haul

By Marcus McCann

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How Ontarians were jerked around on sex ed

By Marcus McCann

Generation Rap

Kids these days. They are beautifully out.

By Ivan E Coyote

Judge shines

‘We have a good precedent now,’ Crown says

By Robin Perelle

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Another bloodbath as Toronto’s Proud FM fires four hosts

Station’s programming director refuses to comment on firings, says it’s a ‘private’ matter

By Scott Dagostino

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‘These are very dark days for women,’ says Green leader

May chides Tories over maternal health, refugee reform, HIV vaccine facility and crime agenda

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One solution to Truro’s “image problem”: Ditch Bill Mills!

STFU about abortion

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China ends its HIV travel ban

Announcement came days before opening of Shanghai Expo

By Neil McKinnon

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Libby Davies talks about being the housing critic

Taking stock of the week that was

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Edmonton Police Service’s queer liaison committee is out of touch, say activists

Liaison more concerned with placating queer community than demanding change, says new group

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