Out in Toronto: March 24-30, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
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Out in Vancouver: March 24-30, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
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
Algonquin Pride Week in full swing
Queer Student Alliance’s annual celebration aims for more fun, inclusiveness
Celebrating unsung Toronto queer heroes
Portraits and audio-visual projects highlighting Toronto-based artists and activists whose contributions to our queer communities often go unnoticed
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Out in Ottawa: March 18-31, 2016
Choice events in the city
How outrage helps, and hurts, gay activism
Anger can be a powerful tool to define a community, but it can also be isolating
Late Company still relevant to gay teen suicide
Jordan Tannahill is angry as ever as his striking play returns to Vancouver stage
ED’s departure won’t delay Qmunity site search, says chair
Dara Parker helped significantly increase funding and outreach, says organization
The 519 opens Firefly Pub for St Patrick’s Day
Celebrate the luck of the Irish and help fundraise for LGBT community centre
Why I had to stop taking PrEP
What I learned about Truvada when I could no longer afford it
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Should gay men keep having public sex in Vancouver?
Cruising in Stanley Park and the new Jim Deva Plaza
Hocus Poke-Us in a church
Ottawa burlesque troupe Sexual Overtones brings smart and sexy with a magical twist
Meet the queer cast members of the Hooker Monologues
New play brings sex workers’ stories to stage in Vancouver
Spurring conversation surrounding identity and being
The 2016 edition of Spur Toronto features more than a dozen engaging and enlightening events and conversations
Students in Prince George ask UNBC to fund their Pride Centre
The women and First Nations centres get funding on campus, why not LGBT students?
Kathleen Wynne talks sexuality and gender
Ontario premier acknowledges wage gap and sexuality in politics ahead of International Women’s Day
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