Alberta to create standards for ‘age-appropriate’ school library books
Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer” and Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home” are among the books flagged as “extremely graphic”
Maia Kobabe’s “Gender Queer” and Alison Bechdel’s “Fun Home” are among the books flagged as “extremely graphic”
Lawyers and advocates say that asylum status is unlikely, though other pathways to citizenship exist
Though it seemed convoluted in theory, the tournament system is paying dividends so far
ANALYSIS: The WNBA and PWHL are thriving, but will problematic partnerships in the interest of profits threaten their success?
Pressure is mounting for the über-popular song contest to drop its most controversial contestant
Mel Woods, host of Xtra’s “Get Queer” podcast, talks about the secret LGBTQ2S+ history of reality television
OPINION: The Conservative Party of Canada leadership is at a crossroads. Here’s how Doug Ford, Jason Kenney and Pierre Poilievre could factor in
Editors Mel Woods and Ziya Jones, plus columnist Kai Cheng Thom, recognized by National Media Awards Foundation
Recreational sports leagues across Canada are offering LGBTQ2S+ people something essential: the freedom to just show up and play
Hokey, improbable and super sexy, Patricia Rozema’s flick still has my heart
ANALYSIS: Does “masculinity” mean anything other than “being in charge”? Let’s talk to transfeminists and find out
Xtra launches Season one of our new podcast, “Get Queer”—here’s where it all started
Are you ready for the best new pop culture podcast on all things reality TV?
In Mahmoud v. Taylor, parents are trying to erase LGBTQ2S+ representation from schools
Ben Ladouceur’s rigorously researched new novel is romantic, harrowing and transportive
OPINION: All three major English party platforms offer thin gruel for queer and trans Canadians
Noam Gonick’s new documentary turns the spotlight on Canada’s long-overlooked LGBTQ2S+ activists to tell their stories
Queer and trans organizations are calling on federal candidates to prioritize stable funding and to protect their communities