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Motion asks Toronto school board to reaffirm support for Pride
New motion dovetails with vote targeting nudity at board-sponsored parade
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Paint the Grange this Pride season
WorldPride and contributors are looking for great youth digital artists
Former Church-Wellesley BIA manager threatens lawsuit over dismissal
Co-chair says board is looking for ‘different skill sets’
The 519 launches its first-ever DJ search
Your vote for your favourite local DJ could get them a prime-time spot on the TreeHouse WorldPride stage
John Greyson on incarceration, closet politics and John Baird
Artist/activist talks about why he went into the closet while in prison in Egypt
Frankie Knuckles, 1955–2014
Honouring the godfather of house
Rainbow High’s travel show takes place March 29 in Toronto
More than 80 exhibitors to help make the most of your next gaycation
Catholic teachers’ union to march in Toronto Pride parade
Union wants to show solidarity with ‘most marginalized group in Catholic community’
Gettin’ Yigi with it
How a sex-obsessed artist discovered the origins of the glory hole, and other queer folklore
Signs of life returning to Church Street
Fast food, dry cleaning and banks to occupy long-empty storefronts
Going global
Since 2000, stories and mentions of other countries have surged hugely in the pages of Xtra
Olivia Chow to run for mayor
Watch Daily Xtra’s extended interview
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Pride nudity motion prompts labour group to stop funding trustee
Sam Sotiropoulos says straight, white men are ‘SOL’ at Toronto school board
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Robert Flack’s final works on display in Toronto as part of Generations of Queer
Toronto Pride nudity motion delayed
Trustee unaware of Pride, Charter history, LGBT attendees claim
Trustees to debate motion on nudity at Toronto Pride
Three trustees have put forward a motion requesting that city officials enforce nudity law
Rainbow crosswalk to be painted at Church and Wellesley
WorldPride also opens call for honoured positions
Yes Yes we can!
Toronto’s most diverse dance party turns five
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