Youth advocate Debbie Owusu-Akyeeah hopes young queer and trans Canadians can learn the power of disruption
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Youth advocate Debbie Owusu-Akyeeah hopes young queer and trans Canadians can learn the power of disruption
The Green leader on passing LGBTQ2S+ policy in the House, the importance of representation and what’s gone wrong within her own party
Xtra surveyed dozens of queer and trans people running this year. Here’s what they said
While making “Caer (Caught),” Nicola Mai invited a Latina advocacy group into the editing suite
Erin O’Toole uses these political strategies to skirt responsibility on issues affecting marginalized communities—and it comes at a price for LGBTQ2S+ Canadians
Once again, form trumps function on the campaign trail
Activist Praney Anand calls for culture-specific resources and government aid
The party has made some of the most specific commitments to queer and trans communities. But after years of unfulfilled promises, it may not suffice
John R. Sylliboy on Two-Spirit and LGBTQ+ Indigenous needs, the upcoming federal election and reconciliation
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
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
As the federal writ drops, TERFs will be out claiming to “protect women”
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