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Baseball, genderqueer dictionaries and the ‘sip-in’
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There Be Monsters and other queer voices at Verses Festival
Queer voices an integral part of Vancouver’s spoken word and storytelling festival
Why Berlin was making me feel like a prude
Discovering sex and kink in Berlin’s Schöneberg
Growing up gay in Mission, BC, in the 1980s
Author says his new novel on teens longing for stardom is only somewhat autobiographical
Out in Vancouver: April 14-20, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
Top 10 women’s events in North America
The best festivals, parties and retreats for women
Toronto Images Fest gay guide 2016
Experimental arts fest serves up heaps of homo talent
Identity blossoms in Ottawa
Video project seeks to capture unique, personal stories of LGBT folk
French hairdressers, papal decrees and Bruce Springsteen
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Famous art historian to curate Vancouver’s Queer Arts Festival
QAF tries out new June dates and brings Jonathan Katz to town
Greenland equality, gay slang and lesbian porn for women
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Queer storytelling for a new generation
Celebrating nearly 20 years of LGBT narratives with nods to history, sex, drag and more
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How Rob Ford made homophobia new again
Toronto’s former mayor never hid his disdain for the LGBT community
UK U-turn, Mexican stereotypes and Carolinian madness
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Even whores need to get laid (Part 1)
Striking a balance between professional and recreational sex
How Rob Ford renewed LGBT activism in Toronto
Ford’s bigoted statements and attacks on our core services made the community focus on what’s important
Cameron Carpenter’s international touring organ
The bisexual virtuoso brings sexuality and showmanship to Canada on his current world tour
Women’s education and love affairs in 19th-century America
All-girl colleges meant a new world of independence, possibility and intimate friendships
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