British Columbia courts now require lawyers and litigants to state their name, honorifics and pronouns at the start of proceedings
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British Columbia courts now require lawyers and litigants to state their name, honorifics and pronouns at the start of proceedings
LGBTQ2S+ people experience higher rates of housing discrimination and, in this economy, accessing affordable housing can feel impossible—but collective action can help us get through
In an interview with Good Morning America, Colton Underwood said he’s happier than he’s ever been
Ahead of the finale, we chat with Cierra Glaude, Lisa France and Lauren Wolkstein
Once considered a dusty relic of fashion past, the mullet has resurfaced thanks to pandemic lockdown at-home haircuts. Now, it’s time that the mullet gets the queer credit it’s due
The report offers 151 recommendations to rectify how police handle missing persons cases within LGBTQ2S+ and other marginalized communities
Mike MacNabb and his husband Ivan Boychuk wanted to remain “together forever,” and now they can
New mRNA technology developed for the Moderna vaccine could fast-track HIV vaccine
Excerpt: In her new memoir, Ontario politician-cum-minister Cheri DiNovo remembers exploring her faith for the first time
The social media superstar rocked the world when she came out as queer in January
My relationship with my partner went through ups and downs—but my transition brought us closer together
Charles McVety’s Canada Christian College may soon grant bachelor’s degrees thanks to a Fordian business bill. Many fear it could signal the erosion LGBTQ2S+ protections in post-secondary schools
From Khadijah James in “Living Single” to Jodie Landon in “Daria”
The joy of bathing is the pleasure of being partially or wholly unobserved in the steam
The streaming platform has become an unlikely community hub for LGBTQ2S+ gamers
At its best, Trans Day of Visibility is a nod of solidarity between trans people across the world. At its worst, it’s a paltry marketing effort
The Canadian government has doled out funding to 76 queer and trans-centric organizations. Here’s a sample of how that money will be used
Following last week’s mass murder in Atlanta, Asian people and allies are demanding an end to anti-Asian hate