Education | Xtra Magazine

Yes, it can get better

NAKED EYE

By Natasha Barsotti

Arts

Alzheimer’s, my mother and me

Sarah Leavitt tells her story as a daughter, and as a queer daughter

By Robin Perelle

Power

Purple-clad students stand up against homophobic bullying at Queen’s Park

Many take aim at McGuinty’s decision to shelve sex ed curriculum

By Andrea Houston

Power

Carleton students release video in support of the It Gets Better campaign

There are people there for you: Rameez Ahmed

By Noreen Fagan

Power

Winnipeg valedictorian criticizes Toews in speech

Calls honorary degree ‘profound loss of integrity’

Power

What happened to the Burnaby School Board’s gay committee?

Youth activists demand answers at Oct 12 board meeting

By Nathaniel Christopher

Health

The ways in which… etc

McGuinty’s empty words of support for bullied gay youth

Power

Kempling to run in next federal election

Quesnel schoolteacher suspended by BC College of Teachers says his views haven’t changed

By Shauna Lewis

Power

Donna Blackburn’s road to the school board

Lesbian mom & trustee candidate makes the pitch in Barrhaven

By Noreen Fagan

YouTube project lets queer youth know that it gets better

By Brent Creelman

Power

Attention UBC queers

Power

Two more BC school districts draw up gay-friendly policies

Education activists cautiously optimistic about progress

By Jeremy Hainsworth

Toronto

School in perspective

By Julia Gonsalves

Trans

Too Cool for School

Arts

Margaret Cho on her Vancouver connections and why she quit pot

Comedian chats with Xtra’s Sean Horlor

By Xtra

Toronto

The ick factor

Fear & loathing

By Brent Ledger

Power

Canada’s first and only classroom for queer students marks 15 years

Toronto’s Triangle Program ensures at-risk queer youth get every chance to succeed

By Doreen Fumia, Johannah May Black

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