Musician Melody McKiver harnesses the sound at the centre of creation
The Anishinaabe violist and composer finds inspiration in nature, traditional teachings and family connections in Sioux Lookout
The Anishinaabe violist and composer finds inspiration in nature, traditional teachings and family connections in Sioux Lookout
For many, it’s a survival measure. But when passing becomes weaponized by cis people, it’s counterintuitive to our very existence
What to watch, read, listen to and look at: July 30
On July 20, 2005, gay marriage was legalized in Canada—paving the way for even greater battles for LGBTQ2 rights
Matlow’s funny and moving memoir ‘Dead Mom Walking’ is the book on grieving we all need right now
From “Moonlight” winning the Oscar to Dominique Jackson from “Pose” reading for filth, we’ve got a lot to celebrate this Black History Month
Medical students applying for residency are asking that the application include an optional field to self-identify as queer
From dystopian dramas, comedian memoirs and a queer spin on fairytales, you’ll be doing a *lot* of reading this year
Queer people find community in the plotless Jellicle Ball
Takeaways from the Black Futures Lab’s latest census
Everything you need to know about the federal parties and their positions on queer rights
It’s time for Snatch Game! But who will come out on top?
The Green leader on access to queer and trans healthcare services, ending the blood ban and the effect of climate change on marginalized communities
It’s so sad to see strong twinks pitted against each other
Forty-four candidates all of political stripes running across the country talk queer and trans issues, representation and more