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How one Ottawa author is honouring World AIDS Day
Charles Seems’ Gay Soulmate Wanted! is a remembrance and a message of hope
How a psychic experience and a dead writer inspired Daniel MacIvor’s new play
Who Killed Spalding Gray? is a departure from MacIvor’s usual style
Project Marie is the latest chapter in Toronto police’s long history of targeting queer sex
Xtra Spark urges community members to follow activist group Queers Crash the Beat
Trans bill likely to pass Senate
Bill C-16 passed its final House vote Nov 18, 2016
How my princess got to be a slut
A true story of innocence, HIV and growing up
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When your client wants to take drugs during sex (Part 1)
For some, taking drugs together heightens the sexual experience. For others, it’s the only way to enjoy it
Why Project Marie was a witch hunt on gay men
Shame tactics might try to vilify gay sex, but it won’t stop cruising
What do you say when you’re offered a young consenting houseboy?
His brown puppy dog eyes said, ‘please sir, won’t you take me home?’
Out in Toronto: Nov 24–30, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
How to run a Queer Film Festival in Uganda
And what you can do to make sure the first annual Queer Kampala International Film Festival is a success
Should Pride applicants have to prove that they’re LGBT-friendly?
A proposal to restrict participation in Halifax Pride raises questions about queer credentials, free speech and safe spaces
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A quarter century of singing loud and proud
Celebrating 25 years of Toronto’s perfectly tuned queer voices
Defence argues Crown failed to make its case in Brent Hawkes trial
Prosecution maintains that alleged victim’s memories are credible
Out in Vancouver: Nov 24–30, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
These medical students want to give PrEP to all the wrong people
Researcher says new doctors need more education and less implicit bias
RIP, Yonge Cinemas (Part 2)
Yonge Cinemas may be gone, but at least there’s still Steamworks
The queer comedians preparing to storm southern Ontario
Queer and Present Danger comedy tour takes the underground scene on the road
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