The holiday season is ingrained in family tradition and cultural institutions, but many queer people still don’t have a seat at the table
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The holiday season is ingrained in family tradition and cultural institutions, but many queer people still don’t have a seat at the table
When my able-bodied lovers don’t communicate their needs, I’m left wondering about my sexual skill
Canada’s new expungement bill only covers a fraction of the charges it should, says queer historian
As Call Me By Your Name opens in theatres, we ask a few people to reflect on the lessons they learned and the love they found
Now the government must release all documents related to the purges, says Svend Robinson
How I honoured Chinese funeral tradition, my family and queerness at my grandfather’s funeral
Why do so few shelters provide a safe space for trans men?
People with undetectable viral loads should no longer be prosecuted for non-disclosure, Ontario and feds say
‘We are sorry’ is not enough, queer historian tells Justin Trudeau
One man’s story, from his slow diagnosis more than a decade ago to now
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