Revisiting the curious case of Dr James Barry
Barry’s gender has been questioned for decades. But history is as much about fact as it is interpretation
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Out in Toronto: Sept 14–20, 2017
Choice events in the city this week
Why Justin Trudeau skipped Vancouver’s Pride parade
Meanwhile BC’s new premier makes his mark, and a group of protesters turn their back on Vancouver police
I roleplayed as a door-to-door canvasser to fulfil my client’s desires (Part 2)
It’s an odd experience to have the empty eyes of nearly 200 masks staring at you while you’re trying to get off
I roleplayed as a door-to-door canvasser to fulfil my client’s desires (Part 1)
It was hard to be serious when my client’s apartment looked like a bag of leprechauns exploded
Five queer productions to catch at the Toronto Fringe Festival 2017
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How I almost ruined Christmas with a vibrating egg
Who doesn’t masturbate with a new sexy toy in their mother’s basement on Christmas Eve?
When sex work is unsexy (Part 4)
He stares at me, his mouth hanging open
Morgane Oger is Canada’s best chance at electing a trans person in 2017
Activist turned politician hopes to unseat Liberal incumbent in BC’s May 9 election
Black Lives Matter say they feel betrayed by Vancouver police and Pride
Why didn’t police intervene sooner to pre-empt attack on this anti-racism rally, and what does it say about marching in Pride?
How one dance piece is redefining cultural assumptions about India
Hari Krishnan’s latest work, Holy Cow(s)!, combines Indian dance forms with a healthy dose of humour, politics and queerness
A client wanted me to hold a knife to his throat (Part 2)
He’s given me more details for this role-play than any of my other clients, but the more precisely laid out the scene, the more ways it can go wrong
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A client wanted me to hold a knife to his throat (Part 1)
When it comes to role-play, clients send me a brief summary of what they want — he sent eight pages
A life-size pink phone, a sleepover and a script: my year at the Rhubarb Festival
Rhubarb has always been the place for controlled theatrical chaos — that’s why we knew our play would fit right in
Why I went back in the closet while travelling to India (Part 1)
Though briefly decriminalized, homosexuality is a crime here so I needed to be careful
Reverend Brent Hawkes acquitted of all charges in sexual assault trial
Judge says Crown failed to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt
Yukon trans activists demand meeting with new territorial government
Minister mandate letters make no specific commitments on LGBT issues
OUTtv joins the Netflix generation
After a buyout, Canadian gay cable company says it’s time for a change
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