Can the Canadian Forces address their toxic culture?
OPINION: A National Defence report on systemic racism and discrimination landed in the spring with little fanfare
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‘I hope you’re not going to make too much of this:’ Gerald Hannon recounts how his sex work got splashed all over international media
In this excerpt from his posthumous memoir, the late activist and journalist Gerald Hannon relives the “hooker” headline
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 7’ Episode 8 recap: Santa, tell me if you’re really there
It’s Christmas in July as the queens take on a Santa-themed acting challenge
Governments aren’t doing enough to prevent mpox transmission, community groups warn
Access to mpox vaccines, as well as supports for those already infected with the virus, are lacking
One of the world’s first gay rights activists was racist and sexist. The author of a new book explores how much should it bug us
Laurie Marhoefer’s book on Magnus Hirschfeld looks at the famed German sexologist’s darker side and his relationship with a younger Asian man
How tiptap is paying it forward with LGBTQ2S+ communities
The technology start-up’s contactless donations is helping LGBTQ2S+ charities and beyond
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Long-awaited Pride celebrations bring joy, solidarity, hedonism—and anxiety
Events hosting millions of people have been mostly peaceful and carefree, even following violence in Norway and other threats
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 7’ Episode 7 recap: Designing Women
The queens are challenged to create garments inspired by Ru looks—and Pinterest
Saskatchewan government criticized for funding schools run by homophobic churches
“No way our tax dollars should be funding a school that doesn’t meet basic fundamental human rights”
A new Stonewall visitor centre will honour the legacy of LGBTQ2S+ activism
This will be the first visitor centre in the U.S. park system to highlight queer and trans history
International rugby league bans trans women from competition
The decision comes on the heels of a similar policy change from an international swimming governing body
Nova Scotia town holds queer prom despite threats of violence against event
The incident is not the only threat of violence during Pride Month this year
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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars 7’ Episode 6 recap: Totally Y2K
It’s a big day for Yvie Oddly, as she suddenly rises to the top of the pack
Starbucks reportedly threatened to revoke trans health coverage if employees tried to unionize
More than 100 Starbucks outlets in the U.S. have voted to unionize in the past seven months
As HIV/AIDS ravaged Montreal in the ’90s, gay men were getting murdered—and trying to fight back
Season 3 of CBC’s “The Village” takes on the Montreal murders in the midst of the AIDS crisis
Italy is the third country to appoint an LGBTQ+ envoy. Do such positions actually improve human rights for queer and trans people?
Special envoy Fabrizio Petri believes Italy’s moderate approach to human rights can sway the hearts and minds of foreign governments
Right-wing groups disrupt children’s event and target a small town’s Pride
This past weekend, extremists in Idaho and California sought to disrupt LGBTQ2+ events
Non-binary travellers call out WestJet for reportedly discriminating against them
“WestJet is just ignoring us. They’re pretending we don’t exist”
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