When investigations into the deaths of trans women go unsolved
A veteran journalist explores what the Bruce McArthur case can teach us about other unsolved murder investigations and the policing of sex work
A veteran journalist explores what the Bruce McArthur case can teach us about other unsolved murder investigations and the policing of sex work
One thing’s for sure: after 40 years in showbiz, the beloved Quebec chanteuse has never figured out how to be cool
His latest book-length poem, “The Headless Man,” follows a mysterious character from birth to sexuality
Why this support network for South Asian families took off last year during the pandemic
In the face of increased violence, LGBTQ2S+ folks must come together
Despite more outward support for the community, legal protections and greater visibility, trans and other LGBTQ2S+ care isn’t being prioritized in the country. And when it is, financial barriers abound
Playing a standup comedian on HBO Max’s “Hacks,” the screen icon is at the centre of a very queer universe
New Brunswick’s René Cormier never expected to be an LGBTQ2S+ advocate in the Senate. But now, he’s the senator ushering Bill C-6 to the finish line
From music genres to political labels, the Toronto rocker—one half of Black Dresses—rails against preconceptions
In these uncertain times, nostalgic TV brings comfort, even when it should make us cringe
Mother Monster was starting to take herself much too seriously
Talented queer and trans people shouldn’t have to stay quiet to get work
Stephen Dunn even wrote a role for friend and “Drag Race” legend Chi Chi DeVayne before she died
Why does the success of a hunky white cis guy get us so riled up?
LGBTQ2S+ people experience higher rates of housing discrimination and, in this economy, accessing affordable housing can feel impossible—but collective action can help us get through
From Baltimore’s Abdu Ali to Melbourne’s Uboa, we spotlight seven bands who harness our righteous rage
Thomas and Tranna unpack generational differences around stardom, authenticity and trauma
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