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My Montreal: Nick Bostick
Part vintage store, part theatre, part café, Eva B is a magical place
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My Montreal: Matthew Hays
Seriously elegant dining at the Ritz-Carlton
My Montreal: Richard Burnett
Male strip club Campus is a gay village institution
My Montreal: Tanya Churchmuch
Piknic Électronik is a truly unique experience
Closures of Priape and Le Drugstore double whammy for Montreal’s gay village
Two of city’s best-known gay businesses shuttered in the same week
Montreal’s Dykes on Mykes building a legacy
Crew behind long-running radio show talk about iTunes censorship and Canadian dyke music
I left my balls in Montreal
Mistress Rosamond bids adieu
Strippers’ deaths in Montreal suburb remain a mystery
Strippers’ deaths in Montreal suburb remain a mystery
Busting the myths around transition regret and detransition
How many people regret their decision to receive gender-affirming care? Do people who detransition always regret their transitions?
Falooda Collective’s quest to uncover South Asian queer history in Montreal
Queer South Asian people have existed in Montreal for decades and have stories worth telling
Jeremy Dutcher: The Two-Spirit artist singing to a generation of ‘rainbow children’
The Wolastoqiyik composer hopes his second album and cross-country tour conjures up queer magic
‘Solo’ at TIFF is a celebratory love letter to Montreal’s drag scene
Director Sophie Dupuis and star Théodore Pellerin discuss why the artform of drag is so contested—and necessary—right now
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Tracing my drag family tree
Winnipeg queen Prairie Sky on the bonds that keep her drag children, grandchildren, cousins, nieces and aunties close
Montreal trans activist was a key organizer of a recent protest at McGill
Celeste Trianon talks youth activism, trans rights and and what lies ahead
The deviant, danceable liberation of My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult’s ‘Sexplosion!’
After more than 30 years, the queer-coded album still thrills
Montreal Pride parade cancellation begs the question: is it time for more community collaboration?
Community members say Fierté Montréal needs to communicate more and better, but has their support
Montreal author Neil Smith mines the tragedy (and dark comedy) of his own life for his heartbreaking new novel
Neil Smith’s tortuous upbringing made “family” the ultimate F word
As HIV/AIDS ravaged Montreal in the ’90s, gay men were getting murdered—and trying to fight back
Season 3 of CBC’s “The Village” takes on the Montreal murders in the midst of the AIDS crisis
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