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How Gerald Hannon queered Canadian journalism
On his 75th birthday, a look back on the work of a prolific writer who covered the bathhouse riots for The Body Politic and brought cruising to the pages of Toronto Life
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Gerald Hannon remembers the Toronto bathhouse riots
A city galvanized, our communities remade
What the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls means for Two-Spirit people
Last month’s report puts special emphasis on often-overlooked LGBTQ2 Indigenous people and the barriers they face
Jonathan Van Ness’ sponsored coming-out is not activism
Why we need to stop confusing corporate LGBTQ2 visibility as anything more than advertising
How far-right violence is infiltrating our Pride events
I’ve seen alt-right organizers become more visible and aggressive. We need LGBTQ2 allies to step up for us
A roundup on rainbow washing this Pride month
Here’s your Xtra Weekly, June 28
People talk about why they’re celebrating Pride this year
We spoke to people at Pride Toronto 2019
New report recommends limiting the criminalization of HIV non-disclosure
LGBTQ2 veterans, adorable kids and Taylor Swift. Here’s your Xtra Weekly, June 21
Why Toronto police aren’t marching in Pride
A timeline of the protests, debates and decisions that brought us here
When growing old means going back in the closet
Canada is facing a grey wave of LGBTQ2 seniors, but spaces where they can connect are few and far between
The world is burning. Should I bring a baby into it?
The enduring, uneasy attraction between gay and straight men
It’s time to talk about the real issue behind the Tati and James Charles drama
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Canadians can now choose gender “X” on their government IDs
Straight Pride, queer love, and Shangela. Here’s your Xtra Weekly, June 7.
I came out at the height of the AIDS crisis — joining a generation of young men just waiting to die
When you come into adulthood in a dark age, whatever you achieve always seems secondary to the bigger problems of the world
Fifty years after Stonewall, how do we commemorate its radical history?
It’s not with corporate floats and circuit parties.
Andrew Scheer won’t attend Pride this year. But in case he changes his mind…
You know, us queers just wanna help
11 reasons why Shangela is more than just a ‘halleloo’
And more than just popping out of boxes (because you know she does that, too)
Canadians clean up at the 31st Lambda Literary Awards
Casey Plett, Joshua Whitehead and Larissa Lai were among winners
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