Looking back at the past 50 years of LGBTQ2 activism in Canada
From bathhouse raids to Supreme Court cases to same-sex marriage
From bathhouse raids to Supreme Court cases to same-sex marriage
The government’s official narrative denies our actual histories and the battles we fought for our rights
But when it comes to period pain, we’re not even close
New Health Canada regulations mean gay men can donate blood after three months. But there’s still a lifetime ban on sperm
Misogynoir, Havana’s pride march and James Charles. Here’s your Xtra Weekly, May 17
A new government bill could help ban the practice, but more needs to happen for it to truly end
Gender fluid emojis, gay beer, and the Met Gala. Here’s your Xtra Weekly, May 10
Except maybe the federal government
Most HIV-positive people can’t transmit the virus, so why are there still more than 2,000 new infections in this country every year?
Keeping outdated laws in the Code still have negative implications for queer people
A rundown of the fast food chain’s anti-LGBTQ2 past
Every country and community requires a tailored, specific approach
Dennie’s claim was rejected because he couldn’t prove he was gay. Now he’s back in St Vincent and the Grenadines fearing for his life
A year after her last reprieve, Angela is once again facing deportation to a country where being gay is illegal
‘I think there is still great value in bylaws like this,’ says gay survivor
But Justin Trudeau and his Liberals still have outstanding promises to queer Canadians that must be kept
Now the government must release all documents related to the purges, says Svend Robinson