Getting the Canadian government’s attention means being strategic in our demands
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Getting the Canadian government’s attention means being strategic in our demands
Several European countries and numerous organizations have spoken up, but Canada has neither joined in nor issued a statement of their own
In elections across Canada, centre and left-wing politicians can’t let anti-trans arguments set the terms of the conversation
Director J Stevens says the series brings “queer stupidity”—and joy—to our screens
Trump’s tariffs are making selling across the border “borderline impossible” for some small business owners
Actors Anna Lambe and Zorga Qaunaq on learning about forgiveness and queerness through their award-winning show
The First Nation says treaty rights grant it healthcare sovereignty on its land
Researchers and advocates blame shifting public attitudes on the media and politicians on both sides of the border
Called “Thunderhead,” the monument in Ottawa is funded by the LGBT Purge class-action lawsuit
The Muskoka-set series glosses over the racism of Canada’s cottage country
If the prime minister is willing to cave on this issue, it seems reasonable to expect there will be others down the line
Alberta senator Kristopher Wells partnered with IBBY Canada to launch a publicly available collection of more than 300 LGBTQ2S+ picture books
Hendricks, who died this month at 84, left an indelible mark on Canadian queer history
Tim Hortons licensing “Harry Potter” in 2026 essentially means directly funding J.K. Rowling’s anti-trans crusade
Pride organizations in Vancouver, Montreal and Ottawa are assuring patrons they will be able to celebrate safely at upcoming Pride events
“Antidiva” solidifies the Canadian rock star’s legendary status—from her iconic crotch-grab to her contemporary impact
The Conservative MP’s culture war posts about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s attendance at Toronto Pride are bait for persecution points
Through a lecture series and syllabus, UBC’s JP Catungal encourages discussions about what Shane Hollander’s Japanese-Canadian identity means in the world of “Heated Rivalry”