Why queer people must stand against the death penalty
Not just in far-off countries where homosexuals are put to death, but wherever people are unjustly oppressed by the state
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Stop ignoring the brutal, racist history of the Vancouver Police Department
Why do Vancouverites think our police force is special?
Experts scheduled to testify on trans-rights bill in April
Senate drew out deliberation of Bill C-16 for 13 weeks
Protesters challenge New West pastor on anti-trans campaign
Paul Dirks’ campaign ‘gives a really negative connotation to Christianity and religion,’ says co-organizer
Will my Latin American mother cry tears of joy at my queer wedding?
My mother had no problem with other people’s fluid sexualities, but she had absolutely no desire for her daughter to be anything but straight
Canadian passports could set new global standard on gender markers
Feds waiting on SIN review to look at gender-neutral passports. But they could be forced to act sooner
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Out in Toronto: March 2–8, 2017
Choice events in the city this week
Trump-loving evangelist brings his homophobic, racist rhetoric to Vancouver
Why is Franklin Graham still headlining the Festival of Hope?
George Smitherman seeks political comeback
Former deputy premier will compete for new city council seat in Toronto Centre
If the Liberal government abandons hundreds of LGBT refugees, does anyone care?
Canada broke a promise to hundreds of LGBT Iranians, who are now stranded in Turkey. Now what?
Pink Triangle Press names David Walberg as executive director
Walberg succeeds Ken Popert to become second ED in the company’s history
Out in Toronto: Feb 23–March 1, 2017
Choice events in the city this week
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Vancouver Pride says all options still open regarding police at parade
Petition to support police garners nearly 2,600 signatures, Pride says all feedback welcome
US Customs block Canadian man after reading his Scruff profile
What non-Americans can do to protect their privacy at the border
Five lessons from Cabaret about sex, politics and freedom
The Tony Award–winning play is a cautionary tale for Trump’s America, and the rest of the world
Out in Toronto: Feb 16–22, 2017
Choice events in the city this week
A life-size pink phone, a sleepover and a script: my year at the Rhubarb Festival
Rhubarb has always been the place for controlled theatrical chaos — that’s why we knew our play would fit right in
Five Rhubarb Festival 2017 performances you can’t miss
The long-running festival at Buddies in Bad Times is in its 38th year
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