A new start-up promising to cater to LGBTQ2S+ folks drew a lot of questions online
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A new start-up promising to cater to LGBTQ2S+ folks drew a lot of questions online
How a small team of LGBTQ2S+ investigators is seeking justice for unidentified Trans Doe victims
The NDP leader spoke to Xtra about banning conversion therapy, improving trans healthcare and why representation is so vital in politics
Where the parties stand on conversion therapy, poppers, trans health care and more
The NDP, Conservatives and Liberals could be doing much more for LGBTQ2S+ Canadians. Instead, they’re doling out a lot of the same empty promises
LGBTQ2S+ cinematic history provides a critical lifeline to a queer newbie during lockdown
Queer people face economic, health and social inequalities than hetero guys just don’t
Justin Trudeau has a lot to learn from Bette Porter’s “L Word” mayoral campaign
As the first openly queer Black MPP in Ontario, the Toronto-based politician wants to build a more inclusive province in the wake of COVID-19
What Erin O’Toole’s pledge to defend conscience rights means for LGBTQ2S+ people
Coming out to my noncommunicative Indian parents over FaceTime was a journey—one that’s not quite over yet
Xtra contributor Andy Bandyopadhyay wanted to see artful, intimate portraits of trans men, so he made his own
Culturally, we fear talking about suicide. But for Niko Stratis, speaking openly about suicidal ideation was the only way to end its stigma
As the federal writ drops, TERFs will be out claiming to “protect women”
In the final installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series: why trans women of colour sex workers are the thot leaders we need
New emojis are added to the Emojipedia yearly, but we still have some suggestions
Senior politics editor Erica Lenti gives you a sneak peek into our extensive coverage of the forthcoming Canadian election
Michelle Rempel Garner’s open letter to the minister of health is an example of true allyship—if it doesn’t become an election punchline