Running groups are getting queers—and their hearts—racing
LGBTQ2S+ running groups are helping members find community, confidence and sometimes even love
LGBTQ2S+ running groups are helping members find community, confidence and sometimes even love
From Canadian breakout Robert Adam to trans industry vet Namoli Brennet
REVIEW: The film highlights an icon sorting out her life without the very thing that built her career
PWHL fans are packed in like sardines and there’s a line around the block. Hockey is driving a whole new game at queer bars
The nine-part multimedia series examines how people across North America are redefining what it means to build and sustain familial bonds
LGBTQ2S+ representation in the Canadian screen industries will be the focus of a Pink Paper
The Canadian Stage artistic director brings Matthew López’s two-part masterpiece to the stage
OPINION: Netflix, bring out the U-Hauls!
REVIEW: Nino Bulling’s graphic novel is an intimate portrait of a character who can’t bring themself to risk change, while hating how it feels not to
OPINION: So long as LGBTQ2S+ people keep undermining freedom of speech among ourselves, we will never be able to defend ourselves from homophobic and transphobic censorship
ANALYSIS: Between her appearance with Tucker Carlson and parental rights policies, the Alberta premier has clearly committed
Despite recent changes to Canada’s Human Rights Act, incarcerated trans people in Canada still face violence and discrimination
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The best and brightest—even most bewildering—stories from a back catalogue brimming with insight
ANALYSIS: What do Troye Sivan, Gigi Gorgeous, Tom Daley and Dodie have in common? They all came out on YouTube. But the platform is no longer as central to queer and trans narratives
Students in British Columbia successfully campaigned to add gender affirming care to their school’s health insurance. That benefit is now available to 200,000 university students across Canada—but gaps remain
ANALYSIS: Unhoused people are a part of our communities, so what can we do?