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Pride Winnipeg says police can march in this year’s parade — just not in uniform
Inspector says Pride did ‘a really good job explaining why’ some community members might be stressed by seeing police in uniform
Meet the new Conservative leadership: the same as the old one
Andrew Scheer rode to victory on the backs of anti-LGBT voters while pledging to maintain Harper’s mostly-benign antipathy to us
OutGames fraud and White House whitewashing
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Senate committee rejects motion to narrow trans bill’s scope
Bill C-16 on track for final vote after long debate on pronouns and feminism, but summer break approaching
Toronto is full of queer history — if you know where to look
The pansy colonies of the 1930s is one area that the Pride Outside the Village: LGBTQ+ Heritage tour will explore
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Pride to offer a full month of programming for the second year in a row
Will follow through on promises to Black Lives Matter for increased support of cultural programming
Taiwan, junk science and Luxembourg eye candy
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City council votes to fund Pride Toronto despite ban on uniformed police
Why does Pride routinely face greater scrutiny than other cultural organizations, asks councillor
Inside Out festival gears up to choose an LGBT international film winner
Jury will select from 19 film entries
Why we need more intergenerational LGBT spaces
The Youth/Elders Project at Buddies is a venue for younger and older queers to perform together
What I learned about myself during an encounter with a disabled married client (Part 1)
It’s usually me playing the role of the therapist, not the other way around
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Why are HIV/AIDS programs for marginalized Torontonians facing the chopping block?
‘It feels like we’re under attack,’ says executive director of the Black Coalition for AIDS Prevention
Out in Toronto: May 25–31, 2017
Choice events in the city this week
Eight handy tips on masturbation for when the mood strikes
Whether you’re in the shower, driving or at work — the possibility for pleasure is endless
Out in Vancouver: May 25–31, 2017
Choice events in the city this week
Final vote confirms Sam Sullivan wins Vancouver-False Creek
Morgane Oger hopes more LGBT candidates elected next time
Five queer films you don’t want to miss at Toronto’s Inside Out 2017
From romantic comedies to gut-wrenching documentaries, there’s something for everyone
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