A year in review 2016: The countdown begins for the Canadian government to halt the HIV epidemic
The federal government announced that by 2020, it will have completed its 90-90-90 target — but there’s still a long way to go
The federal government announced that by 2020, it will have completed its 90-90-90 target — but there’s still a long way to go
Few bright spots for LGBT people as voters around the world took hard-right turns
A weekend of exciting events to ring in 2017
Choice events in the city this week
The value isn’t in their names — it’s in their stories
Beyond the neon signs and jammed packed streets is a paradise for Westerners
Red chamber’s new committee structure gives Bill C-16 a better chance of passing
Jim Deva Plaza and West End Sex Workers Memorial both unveiled in 2016
The All Families Are Equal Act was well-fought, but it isn’t over for Wynne’s Liberals
Move will leave New Brunswick as the last remaining province without explicit trans rights
Taking a look back at the stories that defined and defeated our community
Safe-for-work site, owned by Come As You Are, is more parent- and firewall-friendly
January meeting will consider ‘gender-blind’ screening based on individual risk
Toronto police could learn a few lessons from Vancouver’s take on cruising
How you can help new friends love the city like you do
‘Gaétan had a wonderful style about him, a great wit’
Choice events in the city this week
Identity, community, and privacy arguments may not be sufficient for Project Marie