The red hanky party (Part 2)
Bonding over a clenched fist
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Regulate academics not morals, Trinity Western tells BC law society
Law society shouldn’t rule on belief system of Christian university, says TWU
Rubbing it out with Peaches
A conversation with our favourite pop provocateur
Capital Pride celebrates 30 years
New organization leads the parade, was a ‘great success’
Trinity Western asks BC judge to overturn law school rejection
‘Fundamental rights’ should not be subject to popular vote, says TWU lawyer
Human rights vigil remembers those lost
Capital Pride joins with Amnesty International to honour LGBT lives
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Out on Bay Street celebrates LGBT leaders
Awards recognize professionals who promote inclusion in corporate workplaces
Petition to ban conservative LGBT group from Ottawa Pride parade
LGBTory excited to march and include all members of community, says member
Witnessing Buenos Aires’ transformation
Argentina now among the world’s most important gay travel destinations
Why Korea’s Christian churches are leading the anti-gay charge
And how a handful of LGBT-affirming churches are fighting back
Plus ça change: abuse and attraction in North Bay, ON
What We Have plays at 2015 Vancouver Queer Film Festival
Stephanie Wheeler promotes inclusiveness in sports
The out coach who led the USA women’s wheelchair basketball team to gold at Parapan Am Games
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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
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
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