Foreign companies shouldn’t advocate for ‘causes that sow discord’: Chan Chun Sing
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The Guvernment and Koolhaus to close in January
Live-music venue hosted many of Pride’s biggest circuit parties
Advice to Michael Sam on eve of 2014 NFL draft
‘I told Michael he can do it,’ says retired ex-NFL player David Kopay
Beyond the mainstream
TO WebFest is the city’s first web-series-specific festival and features panels and events
The Game Theorists looks at homophobia in video games
São Paulo Pride draws thousands
Parade attendees urge government to criminalize homophobic behaviour
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Australian rugby player suspended for using anti-gay slur
Mitchell Moses received two-match suspension after apologizing
Vancouver Pride Legacy Awards honour community leaders
Second annual ceremony celebrates eight areas of contribution
Through with love
Montreal author Chris DiRaddo on his bruising debut novel about romantic anguish, The Geography of Pluto
Notre Dame wants gay jocks, releases second LGBT video
Ruff stuff
Peggy Shaw’s new play tackles the strokes that nearly claimed her life with humour
Former Pride Toronto co-chair found not guilty of sexual assault
Luka Amona acquitted because of alleged victim’s inconsistencies
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Queer Zines 2
AA Bronson launches second edition of his look back at ever-evolving format
Women who draw men who love men
TJ and Amal’s road-trip adventure makes stop at Toronto Comic Arts Festival
The Normal Heart to premiere at Inside Out
HBO’s adaptation of Larry Kramer’s AIDS drama hits the big screen
Jones Pond: gay camping in upstate New York
A rural retreat for men in the gentle hills of the Genesee Valley
Plan your pilgrimage to Mexico City for Pride celebrations
Festive community celebration is a non-corporate mix of politics and partying
Oprah Winfrey confirms Nate Berkus has married Jeremiah Brent
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