Toronto police fail to understand why both queers and women need safe public space
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Toronto police fail to understand why both queers and women need safe public space
From parties, decadence and resistance, Le Troisième Sexe is a valuable if unintentional glimpse into gay nightlife
Toronto police could learn a few lessons from Vancouver’s take on cruising
For some, taking drugs together heightens the sexual experience. For others, it’s the only way to enjoy it
Identity, community, and privacy arguments may not be sufficient for Project Marie
For some, taking drugs together heightens the sexual experience. For others, it’s the only way to enjoy it
Shame tactics might try to vilify gay sex, but it won’t stop cruising
Choice events in the city this week
We need to talk to each other openly about sex and our sexual health
Liberal, NDP MPs hear from activists, trans people and HIV experts
‘Here we are, 30 years later still doing this kind of stuff,’ says Randall Garrison
Who doesn’t like a little open space and the wind blowing sweetly on your ass?
Meet Joe Carstairs, the tattooed jokester who carried around a doll and dated many women
Funding extension welcome but longer-term solution still needed, groups say
Edmonton MP has three years to answer calls for pardons and compensation for those convicted and fired for homosexual activity
‘It certainly has the whiff of homophobia,’ says Marcus McCann on Toronto police operation
The undercover police operation in Etobicoke’s Marie Curtis Park is reminiscent of the bathhouse raids
Section 159 forbids group sex, puts age of consent higher than vaginal sex