Homophobia and discrimination are still rampant in Canadian hockey
Sixty-one percent of the 512 penalties called by officials last season involved insults based on sexual orientation or gender identity
Sixty-one percent of the 512 penalties called by officials last season involved insults based on sexual orientation or gender identity
ANALYSIS: As a community, we talk a good talk about keeping each other safe, so why aren’t we doing it now?
Elegance Bratton’s TIFF standout is a deep exploration of Black gay identity
OPINION: In its third season, the series shows how drag has become the front-line in a mounting campaign of hate against queer and trans people
Under the new policy, all blood donors would be individually assessed for “risk,” regardless of their sexuality
The Manitoba Skateboarding Coalition are fundraising for an indoor skate park, as Winnipeg’s largest space has discriminatory policies
Crystal Quartz made a tearful plea for action after repeated calls for her—and other—drag events to be disrupted
On World AIDS Day, advocates hope the Canadian government will address the pandemic-caused backlog in testing that’s putting communities—especially young queer people—at risk
The decision comes after months of criticism from scientists and public health experts
OPINION: The e-commerce giant has refused repeated calls to deplatform a known hate group. When will they do the right thing?
The non-profit is under fire again for purportedly lying about partnership with renowned Indigenous artist Kent Monkman
The Connect-Clinic can’t take new patients under Ontario’s new funding agreement with doctors
Following a summer peak, new cases have steadily dropped—but it’s not all a success story
A season all about two queens’ battle ends with one final faceoff
A selection of cultural concoctions to get you through this heavy week
Initiatives like Dresscode Project and Strands for Trans make a case for why hair should always be genderless
REVIEW: Intersecting health crises centre this moving documentary on justice
Australia, Denmark and the U.S. are among the World Cup teams trying to draw attention to Qatar’s abysmal human rights record