‘Canada’s Drag Race’ Season 5, Episode 5 power ranking: Grunge girls
To quote Garbage’s “When I Grow Up,” which queen is “trying hard to fit among” the heavy-hitter cast, and whose performance was “a giant juggernaut”?
To quote Garbage’s “When I Grow Up,” which queen is “trying hard to fit among” the heavy-hitter cast, and whose performance was “a giant juggernaut”?
We’re saved by the bell this week as we flash back to the ’90s
Who’s on top after the season’s first design challenge?
The queens take on fast fashion in this week’s design challenge
Some frontrunners cement their positions, while others stumble
The Lip Sync Slay-Off challenge returns with a team-based twist
An underdog finds herself at the top
The queens compete in teams to produce interstellar public service announcements
No one goes home this week, but thanks to the rose-and-thorn format we have a relatively clear hierarchy
After a smash fourth season, Canada’s Drag Race returns to a different Drag Race landscape
Given the current political climate, many are looking for sources of funding outside of government grants and ways to increase visibility
To come
Premier Danielle Smith’s government tabled three new policies on gender-affirming healthcare, pronouns in schools and trans girls in sports
Charles Mwangi, a bisexual refugee from Kenya, is in Canada now—but what the future holds for him is unclear
SOGI curriculum and comprehensive sexuality education are vital resources to a young person’s education
OPINION: The bankruptcy of a long-standing queer organization combined with escalating threats against queer and trans people must be a call to action
Even very fun, enjoyable seasons can be undone by too-obvious winner edits
Queer diplomacy is a vital tool for Canada