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Seeking redemption as a lesbian cop in rural South Korea
A Girl at My Door is centerpiece film of 2015 Vancouver Queer Film Festival
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The groom wore panties
Three historical gays and their terrible marriages to women
Jasper’s small town appeal for the queer visitor
Cowboy country in Alberta, but don’t let stereotypes get in the way
Kabuki to Takarazuka: the queer history of Tokyo’s theatres
Ponder Kabuki’s hidden gay past, then thrill to an all-musical, all-female spectacular queer favourite since 1914
Out in Toronto: Aug 13–19, 2015
Choice events in the city this week
Deliciously disabled queer writers front and centre
Morrison-Gurza, Trace and O’Connell change the dialogue around disability and sex
Please Like Me queers up CBC’s summer programming
A Q&A with comedian Josh Thomas about his hit show and all of its awkwardness
Why the LGBT community should support a Toronto Olympic bid
Olympic Games would be an opportunity for Canada to promote LGBT rights globally
Victoria’s small but mighty gay scene
British Columbia’s capital brims with quaint colonial charm
A culinary guide to Montreal’s gay village
Montreal has an international reputation for being a great food city
Conservative Party sought Pride exemption, letter reveals
Vancouver Pride Society rejected party’s altered trans pledge form
Mauricio Olivares to head human rights vigil
Former festival producer returns to Capital Pride team
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Calgary’s cowboys, mountains and Pride
Calgary Pride celebrations will take place Aug 28–Sept 7, 2015
Sex Garage raid: 25th anniversary of Montreal’s watershed moment
How an infamous police raid in 1990 irrevocably changed Quebec’s gay politics
Trans rights at forefront of 2015 Vancouver Pride parade
Mandatory pledge sparks controversy, many politicians absent
Out on Screen and in Vancouver
One of the West Coast’s largest queer arts events celebrates the best in LGBT films
How gay-friendly is Vancouver’s new police chief?
Why Chief Constable Adam Palmer wants to follow in Jim Chu’s footsteps
David Hoe on Capital Pride
Former grand marshal reflects on his time with the parade and the future of Pride
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