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World’s first openly gay government head to attend WorldPride
Iceland’s former prime minister among speakers announced Dec 10
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US and British anti-gay groups call on Jamaica to keep buggery law
Conference speakers urge Caribbean country not to give in to ‘sin movement that calls itself gay’: report
Talking LGBT issues with Toronto Centre’s Conservative candidate
Xtra sits down with Geoff Pollock ahead of federal by-election
Talking LGBT issues with Toronto Centre’s Green Party candidate
Xtra sits down with John Deverell ahead of federal by-election
Toronto Centre by-election: NDP candidate Linda McQuaig
Xtra talks LGBT issues with federal by-election candidates
US senator withdraws space for anti-gay group’s panel on Russia’s laws
House leader John Boehner intervenes to secure new room for World Congress of Families
European Court of Justice supports gay African asylum seekers
Judgment handed down in case involving men from Senegal, Sierra Leone and Uganda
Wrecking Ball: For Russia with (Gay) Love
A Canadian lightning-paced political theatre event
PR and Pope Francis
Is the new pope really a reformer or just trying to change the subject?
Pride Toronto boasts another budget surplus
Pride AGM sees three new board members elected, adding one more woman to 12-member body
Montreal InterPride conference welcomes international delegates
Activists look at ways to bring Pride to hostile cities
InterPride’s lack of diversity a problem, say board members
Frustration that TD presentation bumped women’s caucus
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Xtra heads to Montreal for the InterPride conference
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Pornography a ‘stealth threat to families’ says Conservative MP
Maurice Vellacott wants Canada’s parliament to address ‘porn problem for the good of society’
Anti-gay pastor facing human rights trial to run for Massachusetts governor
Scott Lively says people need candidate to say ‘abortion is murder, and homosexuality is condemned by God’
Bancroft’s big gay picnic celebrates diversity in the country
Eagle’s Nest co-owner refuses questions
We Day gives Liberian president a pass on her country’s poor gay rights record
Some students wonder why the educational event failed to address homophobia
Why is the CBC censoring Canadians to protect John Baird?
I was scheduled to speak on The Current, until its producer realized I might mention our foreign minister
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