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When the Toronto police illegally spied on their own bosses
Former top cop’s brush with illegal homophobic surveillance shouldn’t be forgotten
Sex workers to be honoured with West End monument
‘It’s a powerful symbol of our community and the place that we had there,’ says Jamie Lee Hamilton
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Tim McCaskell’s new book explains how past political, social and economical structures impact Canada’s LGBT communities
Why Rio was the gayest Olympics yet
LGBT Olympians talk about victory, self-acceptance and why coming out still matters
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