Complainant alleges he had oral sex with Brent Hawkes as a teenager
‘It was a shameful secret I kept hidden,’ he tells court
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Rejected HIV/AIDS organizations will now receive funding until 2018
Funding extension welcome but longer-term solution still needed, groups say
Feds name gay MP as ‘LGBTQ2 issues’ advisor
Edmonton MP has three years to answer calls for pardons and compensation for those convicted and fired for homosexual activity
Trial begins with allegations of oral sex at Brent Hawkes’ home
Second witness testifies he saw teacher and student both nude
HIV activists form Canadian coalition to fight criminalization
Aggravated sexual assault convictions for HIV non-disclosure are unjust, members say
Lawyer vows to help men charged in Etobicoke park sting
‘It certainly has the whiff of homophobia,’ says Marcus McCann on Toronto police operation
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What queer America has to say about Donald Trump
Your Daily Package of newsy and naughty bits from around the world
Liberals move to scrap anal-sex law
Section 159 forbids group sex, puts age of consent higher than vaginal sex
Concerns raised over technology used to exonerate AIDS ‘Patient Zero’
Advanced viral genome tracking could soon identify individual virus transmission cases. What does that mean for our privacy?
Trans-rights protection bill fast-tracked through House committee
Senate could debate proposal before Christmas break
Can we end the North American HIV epidemic?
We have the pills, the prevention plan and the strategy to prevent infections — so what’s stopping us?
How Black Boys challenges stereotypes about black males
Stephen Jackman-Torkoff and Tawiah Ben M’Carthy are done with the assumptions — they want to tell their own stories about being black, male and queer
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How to integrate an LGBT refugee into Vancouver’s community
Sponsors should offer emotional and other support to newcomers, while respecting their autonomy
Liberal government may not compensate men convicted under anti-gay laws, FOI suggests
Out in Vancouver: Nov 3–9, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
Class-action lawsuit filed to compensate fired LGBT public servants
Hundreds of LGBT public servants and military members lost their jobs over sexual orientation
Trinity Western University law school wins BC appeal
Court of Appeal rules the school has a right to freedom of religion while acknowledging the covenant is ‘hurtful’ to LGBT people
Strut Walk falls short of fundraising targets
But Mosaic BC says foundation’s grant is keeping its program for refugees afloat
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