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Timothy Findley was a consummate artist and ferocious fighter
A new biography of the iconic Canadian writer is a reminder of just how hard it was to be gay two generations ago
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A transgender, bisexual, non-binary writer calls their future into being
Coming out: A prelude
Regina Gently’s glamorous reinvention
An all-star lineup of guest vocalists gives the Toronto singer-songwriter’s latest album its soulful groove
How to go to your first sex party
Whether virtual or IRL, here are the steps to get you in the mood and in the door
I’m a young lesbian who wants to play the field. Does that make me a fuckboi?
The inherent queerness of farming games
If you can’t escape the stifling city life, a cottagecore-inspired virtual existence could be your queer fantasy come true
‘I want what I’m saying to hold weight,’ says rapper DijahSB; they also want you to dance
The Toronto indie artist is back in the studio after releasing the superlative “2020 the Album”
Musician Melody McKiver harnesses the sound at the centre of creation
The Anishinaabe violist and composer finds inspiration in nature, traditional teachings and family connections in Sioux Lookout
‘The Boys in the Band’ has delighted and horrified audiences for 50 years
The new film adaptation of Mart Crowley’s revered and reviled play encapsulates a half century of change
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I think my straight friend might actually be gay. Should I encourage him to come out?
A thrilling debut novel takes revenge on smalltown homophobia
Young Quebecois novelist Kevin Lambert kills it with his recently translated book “You Will Love What You Have Killed”
What it’s like to nurse when you’re non-binary
In an essay from their new collection, “Like a Boy but Not a Boy,” andrea bennett reflects on the joys and limitations of non-binary parenting
7 steps to open up your relationship
Here’s some very practical advice on how to get started from someone who knows
Controversial thriller ‘Antebellum’ grapples with the nightmare of slavery
Filmmaking partners Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz hope they’ve created a cathartic wake-up call
The drag queens coming out as sober
For many drag performers, the easy access to party drugs and alcohol in the queer bar scene can lead to regular substance use and addiction
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