A social media ban would disproportionately harm queer and trans people, and restrict LGBTQ2S+ materials
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A social media ban would disproportionately harm queer and trans people, and restrict LGBTQ2S+ materials
The HISTORYtellers Project is bringing to light LGBTQ2S+ stories left out of textbooks
As Canada’s oldest AIDS organization closes its doors after more than four decades, Xtra dives deep into its community history and why it’s come to an end
Xtra asked candidates about their policies on healthcare, trans athletes’ participation in sports and more
The party is facing tough choices in their leadership race
For generations, LGBTQ2S+ people fled rural areas. Now, they’re putting down roots, farming with a focus on community and the environment
Queer and trans immigrants rely on employment programs. Why don’t these programs get enough government money?
“They/them off, job on” started as a meme. For non-binary service workers, it’s a daily reality
The five stories in Xtra’s On the Clock series show queer and trans workers searching for, fighting for and inventing work that’s fair and meaningful
O’Hara perfected the ability to play inflexible characters capable of change and emotional growth, offering generations of queer folks a form of parental wish fulfillment
While Pierre Poilievre decisively won his leadership review, his party remains muddled on where to go next
Murray Ruhl’s alternate life online gives an unfiltered look at the religious right’s anti-democratic aspirations
It’s time for less slacktivism and more hands on deck
There are surprising commonalities between two of Canada’s most successful TV exports
Which queen will miss out on the finale by just one week?
A fan favourite design challenge makes its return: designing for Brooke Lynn Hytes
From politics to pop culture, these are our most-read stories of the year
Here are the main characters that made, and broke, the year in queer