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LGBTQ2 YouTubers are fed up with censorship—so they’re suing Google
How a group of queer and trans creators are fighting back against what they say are discriminatory practices
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Why do bisexual women experience such high rates of poor health?
Research shows bi women face major physical, mental and sexual health inequities—and the reasons are puzzling and complex
Drag performers in blackface are held accountable. Justin Trudeau should be, too
Here are the receipts on Trudeau’s history of racist acts
How outlaw artist Orville Peck is queering country music
The mysterious masked singer builds homoerotic worlds where everyone is welcome
Uh oh! Sexually transmitted infections are on the rise in Canada
Here’s your Xtra Weekly, August 23.
Amid hateful backlash, ‘Drag Kids’ celebrates families and loving oneself
A new documentary showcases the talented generation of sashay-shantay
People talk about why they’re celebrating Pride this year
We spoke to people at Pride Toronto 2019
Fifty years after Stonewall, how do we commemorate its radical history?
It’s not with corporate floats and circuit parties.
If I’m a trans man, do I still need to have pap smears?
Participants reflect on PWA’s Friends For Life Bike Rally
‘The community that I’ve walked into is a friends for life community’
I’m a non-binary parent. There still isn’t space for me
I don’t fit the labels of ‘mom’ or ‘dad.’ It’s time society tackled the gendered expectations of parenthood
Who is the queerest pet of all time?
Forget March Madness. Help us settle a more pressing matter
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Bruce McArthur pleaded guilty, but justice has not yet been served
We’ve been spared the media circus of a trial, but may have lost the chance to reckon with how authorities paid to protect all citizens failed the victims
Five political stories LGBTQ2 Canadians should keep an eye on in 2019
From the federal election to major anniversaries, it’s going to be a busy year
Ellen DeGeneres and the niceness trap
The queer comedian charmed straight America — but admits in her new comedy special that fame and acceptance came at a cost
When the professional is personal
How three people who work in LGBTQ2-related services navigate the ‘dual role’
Coming out with Ellen DeGeneres
I found my own courage when Ellen Morgan came out as gay
A friend, an uncle, a lover: Three people reflect on loved ones lost to AIDS
Stories from friends, family and lovers of the departed—people who continue to remember and fight to never forget
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