Pride festivals around the world are grappling with the aftermath of COVID-19, a global racial reckoning and corporate criticisms. At Pride Toronto, managing the future of the event means tackling it all head-on
Was there a single queer person in the room when these ads were conceived?
The Aussie actor and podcaster worried, “I’m only going to get queer roles, and this is all gonna be a disaster.”
From bottoming tips to alternative strap-on harnesses, there’s a lot to love
We were like two subatomic particles moving in space, never really able to be in the same place or time
New Statistics Canada data show the diversity of Canada’s queer community
Why this support network for South Asian families took off last year during the pandemic
Marvel and DC need to do more than offer us blockbusters with female leads who are symbolically marginalized
Our recommendations for what’s happening for the second half of Pride month, beginning June 17
As the government’s anti-LGBTQ+ policies grow harsher, progressives have rallied around the book’s lesbian publishers
From classics like “Nimona” to a queer adaptation of “Little Women”
In the third installment of the “Protest and Pleasure” series: How state borders constrain a nation’s residents just as much as they control who gets let in
The Florida writer discusses her latest novel, queer fluidity and the perfect lesbian bar
June honours both queer and Indigenous communities—and to celebrate, here’s some amazing Indigenous LGBTQ2S+ creators and artists who inspire us
The Canadian icon’s new album “Makeover” is a recollection of some of their greatest remixes. It’s also a career sunset
Access to abortion is not only an issue for straight and cisgender people
In these uncertain times, nostalgic TV brings comfort, even when it should make us cringe
Whether it’s “Are You the One?” or the new bisexual “Bachelorette,” one thing we know for sure: When reality TV goes queer, it gets messy
