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Is Oasis Aqualounge’s club policy transphobic?
Club accused of misgendering trans people and charging non-binary people presenting as male the cis men’s admission fee
A new Ottawa gym is getting LGBT people working out
Mainstream gyms can make queer and trans people feel unwelcome, but Manajiwin provides a body-positive place to work out comfortably
LGBT hockey players open up about homophobia in youth sports
‘A living breathing nightmare’
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Ontario’s equal parenting law passes second reading
The bill would finally stop queer and trans parents from having to adopt their own children
Top five lesbian events across North America
Katie Sly’s guide for where to get stimulated — intellectually and otherwise
Playing gay chat roulette (Part 2)
A sign for change
Queer film picks from Winnipeg’s Reel Pride Film Festival 2016
Instead of hosting mainstream LGBT films, the fest brings lesser-known works to the community
A gay werewolf tale from the 12th century
The king gets laid by a furry guy in a romantic tale by Marie de France
Can one party welcome bears, club kids, hipsters and leather folks?
Why Pitbull Events refuses to be another niche party in a sea of Toronto’s sexual subcultures
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