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Media about trans issues is linked to referrals to gender identity clinics
A recent study finds a correlation, but whether the tone of these portrayals also affect referrals remains unanswered
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It’s time to rebuild an LGBTQ2S+ inclusive America
The country remains divided, but our unity is our strength—and that’s what will make the United States a more equitable nation
All hail America’s rainbow wave
The U.S. election saw several LGBTQ2S+ candidates win their races. That and more in this final edition of Rainbow Votes 2020
I live alone, I’m single and I’m starved for physical touch. How can I be intimate with others right now and still stay safe?
What’s next for Kathleen Wynne?
After 20 years in provincial politics, the first openly gay premier of Ontario looks back at a legacy that includes championing LGBTQ2S+ issues
A former dyke narrates his experiences on Grindr
There have been terrific experiences and terrible ones; then there’s all those dick and ass pics
‘The Craft: Legacy’ lacks coming-of-age female rage
Twenty-four years after witchy cult favourite “The Craft” was released, the Manon worshippers are back and queerer—and blander—than ever
Remembering poet, novelist and playwright RM Vaughan
A friend recalls the magically talented and gregarious artist
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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
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