Filmmaker Fawzia Mirza discusses her feature debut and how the intergenerational drama echoes much of her own life
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Filmmaker Fawzia Mirza discusses her feature debut and how the intergenerational drama echoes much of her own life
OPINION: The structure in place that allowed for Westlock’s “neutrality” petition and bylaw shows the darker side of populism that people don’t like to talk about
OPINION: Melissa Lantsman’s and Eric Duncan’s refusals to call out their party’s transphobia is a betrayal of the LGBTQ2S+ community
OPINION: Pierre Poilievre’s support of government surveillance on adult content is certainly ironic
Westlock, Alberta residents voted on the ban this week, with it passing by a slim margin of 663 to 639
And mainstream media coverage of the Conservative Party of Canada leader’s announcement failed to get it right
OPINION: The answer, like the politics that surround the proposals themselves, is complex
OPINION: So long as LGBTQ2S+ people keep undermining freedom of speech among ourselves, we will never be able to defend ourselves from homophobic and transphobic censorship
The Vancouver musician and comedian talks bathhouse culture, romance and the Spice Girls
OPINION: Provincial and federal leaders like Pierre Poilievre and Danielle Smith are willing to spew misinformation, take away healthcare and ultimately put trans youth at risk—all to score political points
OPINION: The premiere’s proposed parental rights policies stomp all over families’ freedom to decide what’s best for them
ANALYSIS: The province’s new set of anti-trans policies are unprecedented in Canada and are as politically motivated as it gets
ANALYSIS: Between her appearance with Tucker Carlson and parental rights policies, the Alberta premier has clearly committed
If passed, Westlock would be the first town in Alberta with such a bylaw. The move echoes similar attempts in the U.S. to ban Pride flags in schools and government buildings
OPINION: In his false, bifurcated view of reality, queer and trans people are treated as villains
Canada’s queer Muslim community embraces multiple identities while confronting prejudice from many sides
Experts say the tactic is more about intimidation than legal enforceability
Despite recent changes to Canada’s Human Rights Act, incarcerated trans people in Canada still face violence and discrimination