OPINION: Ahead of a likely federal election next year, what can Canadians take away from the U.S., New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and B.C.?
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OPINION: Ahead of a likely federal election next year, what can Canadians take away from the U.S., New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and B.C.?
New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and B.C. voters all went to the polls, and largely rejected anti-trans rhetoric, but there are still some alarming trends
OPINION: In British Columbia, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick, the rights of queer and trans people are on the ballot
An openly queer MLA just crossed the floor to join the formerly fringe party, while other Conservative candidates face scrutiny for anti-LGBTQ2S+ views
Students in British Columbia successfully campaigned to add gender affirming care to their school’s health insurance. That benefit is now available to 200,000 university students across Canada—but gaps remain
A ragtag group under the 1 Million March 4 Children banner is calling for protests over queer-inclusive education. It’s unclear how extensive the groups are, but counter-protests are being organized too
British Columbia—Canada’s epicentre for HIV research and treatment—falls behind other provinces when it comes to injectables, say advocates
“I hear so loud and clear that people want to move forward,” Teri Westerby tells Xtra following his historic victory
British Columbia courts now require lawyers and litigants to state their name, honorifics and pronouns at the start of proceedings
BC Christian university says it will stop making students promise not to have sex outside of heterosexual marriage
BC health minister touts success of the new and free PrEP program
Supreme Court of Canada finds BC and Ontario law societies can refuse accreditation based on the school’s community covenant
Why advocates are criticizing new guidelines
Police and media left out key details of HIV non-disclosure charges
Astrid Neilson-Miller inspired the BC Greens to bring forward bills that would amend the province’s privacy laws
Mandatory anti-homophobia policies were just the beginning
PrEP may be free now, but who can access it?