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Vive Montréal
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Film festival’s mysterious finances
Board members describe Making Scenes board as an illusion
Mystery of the man
Are these authentic Francis Bacon documents?
The polygamy threat?
Everybody’s got a marriage monologue
I want my gay TV
But will there the airwaves still be a wasteland?
The mother of all mysteries
Ed Roy’s play has many layers, fewer rewards
The Montreal Massacre a decade later
Do Dec 6 events really address the causes of violence?
During COVID-19, rainbows are for everyone
Once a symbol of comfort and safety exclusive to LGBTQ2 communities, they’re now a marker of hope for humanity
How piss play helped me get over childhood shame
My relationship with piss has always been fraught with negative associations. Now it’s one of my greatest forms of intimacy
Gay, interrupted
Xtra’s candid interview with Big Brother Canada’s Kenny Brain
Southern Decadence in New Orleans
Annual event is the ‘gayer cousin’ of Mardi Gras
Ahead of new PWHL season, fan fav CJ Jackson is soaking it all in
Ahead of the PWHL kicking off its sophomore season, the non-binary Toronto Sceptres goalie reflects on the massive boom in women’s sport
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There is a crisis playing out in Canadian schools
The pipeline from misinformation to fear to hate is very clear, says teacher
Canada’s queer and trans non-profits are teetering on a financial cliff
Given the current political climate, many are looking for sources of funding outside of government grants and ways to increase visibility
Higgs’s defeat a relief to New Brunswick activists, but fight continues
A new Liberal government doesn’t automatically mean the undoing of a year and a half of anti-LGBTQ2S+ policy changes
‘What I Know About You’ is a tale of the silence the repression of gay desire can wreak
REVIEW: Éric Chacour’s first novel is at turns gorgeously lush and frustratingly opaque
All ‘Hookers Go to Heaven’ navigates the changing world of sex work
Angel B.H.’s intimate and nuanced debut novel makes a clear point: ultimately sex work is work, and work is oppressive
Walter Scott on alter egos, elder Millennials and knowing when to give up
With ‘The Wendy Award,’ Scott is stepping away from his beloved titular character—for now
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