Things feel scarier than ever before—we won’t make it through without some distractions
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Things feel scarier than ever before—we won’t make it through without some distractions
ANALYSIS: Throwing trans people to the wolves to win elections is wrong. It’s also not going to work
What you need to know about Canada’s only openly queer federal political party leader
From how and when to register to vote, to the big narratives we’re watching
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In this period of trans sports bans, the derby community—players of a rare gender-diverse, full-contact sport—show a way forward
Noise police, rising commercial rents and restrictive city bylaws have stifled nightlife in Toronto and Montreal
ANALYSIS: Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new cabinet is down several roles focused on diversity, equity and inclusion
OPINION: The outgoing Liberal leaves behind a positive LGBTQ2S+ legacy of legislation, protections and allyship—but his successor still has some heavy lifting to do
ANALYSIS: The new Liberal leader and prime minister-designate should affirm his party’s stance before going toe to toe with Pierre Poilievre
Queer and trans performers encourage their supporters to vote wisely in upcoming elections
In a welcome win amidst Trump’s anti-trans onslaught, a national ban on trans women and girls from women’s sports died on the Senate floor this week
Three large corporate sponsors, including Nissan Canada, have walked back support of this year’s festival
More anti-trans bathroom bills have been introduced in the U.S. in 2025 than any year in history
ANALYSIS: If you’re a Canadian travelling to the U.S. for a vacation, should you worry? What about trans athletes?
Some parts of Canada have resisted the pull of anti-trans hate better than others. Here’s what it’s like to live in these places
OPINION: There are plenty of ways to troll the president and his right-hand man without resorting to casual homophobia
ANALYSIS: A new document featuring the administration’s attempt to categorize ‘two sexes’ is needlessly convoluted and contradictory