‘RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under’ series premiere recap: ‘G’day, g’day, g’day’
Taika Waititi guest stars in the season premiere of the latest “Drag Race” international iteration
Taika Waititi guest stars in the season premiere of the latest “Drag Race” international iteration
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of our publisher Pink Triangle Press, Xtra is looking for a new sexual revolution—one based on social justice and mutual care
Queer financial gurus offer up their best advice to thrive in a society that isn’t always set up for our success
How taking photos while out on walks is helping one Toronto resident stop and notice the beauty around them
From “Halston” and “Legendary” to “Keyboard Fantasies”
Stephen Dunn even wrote a role for friend and “Drag Race” legend Chi Chi DeVayne before she died
The Ken Popert Media Fellowship program was developed to fund innovative journalism projects that bring new voices to Xtra and provide an opportunity for journalists to learn about LGBTQ2S+ media and audience engagement.
Controversies at two Canadian universities demonstrate how students on the margins get overlooked again and again
The winner of the season was the star of it all along
Conservative MP Tamara Jansen made the comment during a debate on a bill that would ban conversion therapy
Is testosterone really an immunosuppressant? Should folks on estrogen avoid the AstraZeneca vaccine? We’ve got answers
A new report calls for the end of gay and trans panic defences in the United States
For most of my adult life, having a child felt scary and unappealing. But queer co-parenting helped me redefine the concept of family—and showed me new depths of love
The Vancouver-based musician and animator finds control in chaos
Kai gives guidance to a newly-out non-binary person navigating how to be open with the people they love
In a surprising choice, Ru keeps the queens physically distanced for the reunion
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
The cable network started out titillating us with sex, death, mobsters and vampires. Now it’s teenage sexual fluidity