Out in Vancouver: Jan 28-Feb 3, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
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City Guide: Budapest
‘Paris of the East’ long known as a gay center of Eastern Europe
Anglican Church of Canada to vote on same-sex marriage in 2016
Archbishop Fred Hiltz on LGBT inclusion and the challenges of a worldwide church
Where are they now: meet the LOUD mentors behind the awards
Daily Xtra concludes its profiles of past LOUD scholarship recipients
Publisher Brandon Matheson leaves Daily Xtra
Few have done more to help build vibrant queer presence in our cities
Out in Ottawa: Jan 20-30, 2016
Choice events in the city
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Living pura vida in Costa Rica
Wanting life outside a gay village, Canadian ex pat businessman Colin Brownlee embraces Puerto Veijo
Where are they now: LOUD winner Daniel Elleker
Daily Xtra profiles past LOUD scholarship recipients
Grindr buyout, soccer punishment and bad Americans
Your Daily Package of newsy and naughty bits from around the world
The politics of porn, necrophilia and gay zombies
Bruce LaBruce releases a provocative anthology touching on all his favourite topics
Toronto should honour the Brunswick Four
In a city short on of queer memorials, remembering the lesbians that took a stand would be a good start
Love is being executed in Iran
Based on the 2005 deaths of two gay men, filmmaker Darwin Serink’s Aban + Khorshid is more relevant than ever
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Where are they now: LOUD winner Victor Ryan
Daily Xtra profiles past LOUD scholarship recipients
Tour the infamous sexual history of NYC’s Meatpacking District
Hellfire Tours walks you through the 1980s sex club and BDSM culture
FedEx, mutilation and proliferating bisexuals
Your Daily Package of newsy and naughty bits from around the world
Will Toronto LGBT seniors still have the Fudger House?
Nursing home in the Village off the immediate chopping block, but future remains murky
Out in Toronto: Jan 7-13, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
The curious case of queers idealizing family
When channeling pain into art may go a step too far
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