New allegations surface over falsified documents and double dealing
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New allegations surface over falsified documents and double dealing
The money is late coming, but it’s a historic amount
A new book spotlights a photogenic queer couple in rural New Brunswick in the 1910s and ’20s
But the crisis in Ukraine may prove intractable, especially for trans women fleeing the violence
The winning design was just unveiled and construction is expected to be completed by 2025
LGBTQ2S+ healthcare is lacking in rural and remote communities—but simple training courses for practitioners can help to fill the gap
OPINION: We’ve seen how craven U.S. politicians can get in the pursuit of votes. Are Canadian MPs next?
Some of the best-known faces in the so-called “Freedom Convoy” have clear links to homophobic and transphobic activism
Carolyn Bennett is set to negotiate with the provinces to align future federal transfer payments
“Last One Laughing: Canada” is a refreshingly silly balm to the current comedy conversation
OPINION: The Alberta premier compared the experience of unvaccinated people now to those with HIV/AIDS in the 1980s
The Conservative Party’s internal turmoil may doom any chance of a sincere queer and trans ally
$7.5 million earmarked for existing recipients, plus new monies for two additional queer and trans community projects
As governments fail to address rising rates of sexually transmitted and blood borne infections, grassroots organizers are turning to off-label treatments to protect their communities
An independent review of the largest Pride organization in Canada is now underway
ANALYSIS: Board members’ reliance on stereotypes and a lack of oversight can often lead to “life or death stakes” for refugees
Attar was imprisoned on charges of espionage in 2007. Egyptian authorities claim he worked to recruit LGBTQ2S+ agents
The Enchanté Network says organizations will be unable to continue life-changing work without government funding