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As Xtra enters its fourth decade we gaze upon a changing and perhaps challenging terrain
Deconstructing the legend of Alexander Wood
Death by media assassination?
Canada’s forgotten gay and lesbian holiday
Fudge, eff, frig, frak: there’s just nothing that compares
Wayne Lonergan married his sugar daddy’s daughter, then bludgeoned her with a candelabra
The Open Spaces Series celebrates gay heritage with live projects in historically significant queer sites
A play about a daring romance between two women is an inspiration to us all
NYC’s Meatpacking District’s queer history might be lost in a sea of boutiques and lattes
Reflecting on Oscar Wilde’s tribulations in light of the impending closure of Reading Prison
Black lesbian activist Mabel Hampton fought for community and freedom
Cruising on Ottawa streets in the 1960s
The American poet was gayer than you might have imagined
How two crossdressing British party girls took their stage show to the streets and courts of London
From bed-hopping to mountain-climbing with Anne Lister
Thought exchange on the 1981 bathhouse raids
Was Ottawa’s former mayor in a ‘Boston marriage’?
