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The B-Word, part two
Where Ivan Coyote meets Ivan Acock
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51st Festival not the 51st State: Fall 2025 at the Ottawa International Writers
Celebrating 51 editions of stories, ideas and inspiration, the 51st Ottawa International Writers Festival kicks off October 22.
Topline: Love and lesbians on screen
When “The L Word” premiered, the Showtime series offered some of the boldest representations of lesbians on TV, but it wasn’t the first to do so
When queer love comes a-calling, here’s why you need to answer
Our recommendations for what’s happening for the first half of Pride month, beginning June 3
Looking back on the year I was 23
I thought the number 23 held a certain kind of magic. I still do
Performance artist Lucy McCormick is queering the New Testament
Triple Threat makes its North American debut at OUTstages
Out in Ottawa: July 1–15, 2017
Choice events in the city
MPs urged to remember trans, non-binary issues
Liberal, NDP MPs hear from activists, trans people and HIV experts
Out in Vancouver: Nov 10–16, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
Out in Vancouver: June 2-8, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
There Be Monsters and other queer voices at Verses Festival
Queer voices an integral part of Vancouver’s spoken word and storytelling festival
Your guide to every Canadian Pride party in 2015
A comprehensive list of gay celebrations across our home and native land
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Queer As Funk captivates with tight horns and powerful vocals
Vancouver’s unique band of queer musicians pays loving tribute to soul-Motown roots
Tomboy Survival Guide & other queer picks at PuSh Festival
Christeene says she’s coming to Club PuSh to help us free our inner ponies
A fully loaded Arsenal
Two decades on, indie publisher is queerer than ever
Queer picks at the PuSh Fest
Vancouver’s most provocative annual performance festival turns 10
Rae Spoon autobiography at Vancouver International Film Festival
A candid look at a painful Prairie childhood
From ‘Ocean Blue’ to ‘My Prairie Home’
Musician Rae Spoon gets around
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