‘To those who were left broken by a prejudiced system, and to those who took their own lives, we have failed you,’ Trudeau says
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I was invited by a monogamous couple to spice up their sex life — and it went all wrong
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Why Turkey’s decision to ban LGBT events in the capital could spread across the country
Only a few years ago, Istanbul attracted people from around the region to openly celebrate Pride in the streets
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Pride Toronto almost half a million dollars in the hole
Lack of staff, missed deadlines for grants among reasons for decrease in revenue
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Provinces need to do their homework when it comes to protecting LGBT kids in school
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A trans woman was found dead in Toronto. A trans woman went missing. Why do we still not have answers?
The body of an unidentified trans woman was found in August, and Alloura Wells, 27, hasn’t been seen since July
Torontonians mourn lives lost on Trans Day of Remembrance
‘Until there are no deaths due to transphobia, we will commemorate every single year,’ NDP MPP Cheri DiNovo says
Turkey, Roy Moore and How to Survive a Plague
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Australian triumph, electroshock therapy and antisemitic tweets
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Two MLAs add their voices to growing chorus calling on BC to cover HIV prevention drug
Spencer Chandra Herbert and Sonia Furstenau urge health ministry to pay for PrEP now
Out in Toronto: Nov 16–22, 2017
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