The righteous queens and shady bitches who dominated 2020
Celebrating the best and condemning the worst of a year unlike any other
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Topline: Pete Buttigieg and Indya Moore
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Dec. 18
13 things that brought us joy
Sure, this year sucked, but it wasn’t all bad
The year in music
5 sweet, sweet jams that lifted us up in 2020
The year onscreen
7 queer and trans movies and shows that made 2020 somewhat bearable
5 of the queerest reality TV moments of the year
Who kept us hopeful, who kept us company and who broke barriers
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Minister Bardish Chagger’s year in queer politics
Canada’s first Minister of Diversity and Inclusion and Youth
The year in books
A quixotic selection of the 5 best LGBTQ2S+ titles released in 2020
5 literary debuts that got us excited
The resilience of first-time writers was tested in a year without IRL book launches
Occupy Handel: Singing the praises of a diverse creation
“Messiah/Complex,” an ambitious reimagining of Handel’s “Messiah,” offers holiday fare like no other
Topline: Mae Martin and Colonel Sanders
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Dec. 11
Experimental hip-hop meets gothic folk in the Kootenays
Uschi Tala’s unique music connects their self-healing to the lush natural environment of Sinixt territory
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People never seem to need me as much as I do them. Am I an emotional vampire?
Kai suggests ways an isolated gay man can live out his stories of need and pain
Getting sober and coming out
For a long time, alcohol worked to suppress my questioning—until my questions became too powerful to ignore
‘Funny Boy’ is forever precocious and provocative
Shyam Selvadurai’s beloved book gets a gorgeous cinematic makeover
Topline: Elliot Page comes out
Here’s what to expect from Xtra Weekly, Dec. 4
Canada has every tool it needs to end the spread of HIV—but it hasn’t
Now, rates of transmission are up, especially among young Canadians
‘What will you do if your kids grow up to be straight?’
In her new memoir, author Jane Byers jostles with the realities of queer parenting while adopting her twins
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