Choice events in the city this week
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Out in Vancouver: Nov 17–23, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
Gay man with HIV fears for life after Trump victory
Trump’s VP Mike Pence once tried to divert AIDS funding to gay-conversion therapy
RIP, Yonge Cinemas (Part 1)
For gay men in Toronto, Yonge Street’s glory days are gone. So now what?
Out in Ottawa: Nov 16–30, 2016
Choice events in the city this week
Why is BC Vital Stats dragging the gender markers battle to court?
Ontario consulted community and changed policy on gendered ID, while BC resists change
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Former Zipperz owner opens Blyss Nightclub in Toronto’s gay village
Blyss won’t be another Zipperz, says Harry Singh
Complainant alleges he had oral sex with Brent Hawkes as a teenager
‘It was a shameful secret I kept hidden,’ he tells court
All your burning questions answered on why gay men love park sex
Who doesn’t like a little open space and the wind blowing sweetly on your ass?
How a cross-dressing lesbian playboy ruled a Bahamian kingdom
Meet Joe Carstairs, the tattooed jokester who carried around a doll and dated many women
Rejected HIV/AIDS organizations will now receive funding until 2018
Funding extension welcome but longer-term solution still needed, groups say
Feds name gay MP as ‘LGBTQ2 issues’ advisor
Edmonton MP has three years to answer calls for pardons and compensation for those convicted and fired for homosexual activity
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A look back at Robert Mapplethorpe’s powerful queer portraits
The most extensive Robert Mapplethorpe retrospective since 1988 exhibits at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Trial begins with allegations of oral sex at Brent Hawkes’ home
Second witness testifies he saw teacher and student both nude
HIV activists form Canadian coalition to fight criminalization
Aggravated sexual assault convictions for HIV non-disclosure are unjust, members say
Hookup security, settled law and settling dust
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Lawyer vows to help men charged in Etobicoke park sting
‘It certainly has the whiff of homophobia,’ says Marcus McCann on Toronto police operation
Project Marie is shocking, but at least as gay men we know how to respond
The undercover police operation in Etobicoke’s Marie Curtis Park is reminiscent of the bathhouse raids
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