People accused or purged from military or public service will be eligible to apply
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People accused or purged from military or public service will be eligible to apply
Bill to expunge ‘historically unjust convictions’ introduced on the same day as LGBT apology
‘To those who were left broken by a prejudiced system, and to those who took their own lives, we have failed you,’ Trudeau says
A look at the progress made in Canada, and what still needs to happen
They took a risk by opening up their relationship, but they didn’t anticipate what could happen
Josué Martín Elvir Zamora’s refugee claim was rejected by the Immigration and Refugee Board because it didn’t believe that he’s gay
Here’s what Canadian Prides are doing to vet sponsors. Is it enough?
What Barry Neufeld has in common with Quebec’s new niqab ban
Without it, people are left to navigate a complex system without support, lawyer says
Only Ontario and Manitoba have taken legal steps to limit the practice
I had been obsessed with procreating since I could stand on two feet. But what happens when that path becomes obscured by who you fall in love with?
One of Albania’s most prominent LGBT leaders looks back on five years of unexpected progress
The more I am told that the traditional dress of my ancestors will never be mine, the more stubbornly I try to squeeze my body into its confines
He hesitates when I pass him the first dildo
If the new federal NDP leader wants to convert reluctant queer and trans people, he’ll have to shift his approach
He’s a reluctant model but he’s got a debt to pay
‘You only get one opportunity to do something this important well and we want to do it well the first time,’ says LGBTQ2 special advisor Randy Boissonnault
And the struggle to emerge from the stifling weight of silence