Three years into his mandate, Trudeau’s promise to the LGBT community remains unfulfilled
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Three years into his mandate, Trudeau’s promise to the LGBT community remains unfulfilled
Bill Whatcott has engaged in public anti-LGBT demonstrations across Canada for decades
With the support of Canadian advocates, Barbadian activists have taken their country to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
Some say that international pressure on Ugandan politicians will outweigh calls for increased legal crackdowns on homosexuality
Every country and community requires a tailored, specific approach
‘I can tell you one thing, we’re repealing it. And I’ll tell you another thing, we keep our promises,’ Ford says
Doug Ford as premier of Ontario will do profound damage to the lives of the most vulnerable among us
Ford is all for celebrating police until it’s his family that is being scrutinized and surveilled
‘There is no precedent, no template of healing that we can draw upon,’ says Kristyn Wong-Tam
Ford’s indecision echoes his late brother Rob’s refusal to participate in Pride
The election of Mia Mottley could be a turning point for LGBT Barbadians
Ontario’s first lesbian premier is historically unpopular, even though her rivals have mirrored her policies
Social conservatives are a resurgent force in Albertan and Ontarian politics
The fight for LGBT rights abroad begins at home
Mandatory anti-homophobia policies were just the beginning
The Liberals can’t say they’re fighting sexual violence while they maintain the status quo on sex work laws
If PC leader Doug Ford becomes premier, many of the gains made on LGBT rights will be under threat
How often can a social conservative say “anal sex” with a straight face?