Out in Vancouver: June 15–21, 2017
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Six LGBT events you won’t want to miss at Luminato 2017
The Toronto celebration of arts and creativity is back with stand-out performances
Chelsea Manning, Malta and a queer parliament
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Toronto is on the way to making a plan to fight discrimination against trans youth
The proposed action plan aims to address the inequities faced by trans Torontonians in accessing city services
Out in Vancouver: June 8–14, 2017
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Out in Vancouver: June 1–6, 2017
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Five reasons why you won’t want to miss Girls in Wonderland 2017
One of the US’ largest lesbian gatherings to promote #OrlandoStrong
Why one Toronto city councillor wants to bring back the LGBT advisory council
‘I would much rather be proactive and have the discussions ongoing year-round,” Kristyn Wong-Tam says
OutGames fraud and White House whitewashing
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Toronto is full of queer history — if you know where to look
The pansy colonies of the 1930s is one area that the Pride Outside the Village: LGBTQ+ Heritage tour will explore
Taiwan, junk science and Luxembourg eye candy
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Out in Toronto: May 25–31, 2017
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Five queer films you don’t want to miss at Toronto’s Inside Out 2017
From romantic comedies to gut-wrenching documentaries, there’s something for everyone
Life expectancy, a royal ally, and a trans police chief
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Gay tennis players from across the globe face off in Toronto
The annual tournament is one of the largest of its kind
Out in Vancouver: May 11–17, 2017
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BC election shows no gains in LGBT representation in the legislature
Despite a record number of openly LGBT candidates running, only five elected
The black, gay man who could have been the US vice-president
Mel Boozer advocated for the rights of gay and lesbian civilians, soldiers and Holocaust survivors
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