Teacher and local historian Walter Cassidy became obsessed with the person behind this frightening statistic. So he set out to find him

Season 3 of CBC’s “The Village” takes on the Montreal murders in the midst of the AIDS crisis

Ben Miller, co-author of the new book “Bad Gays,” takes a look at “evil and complicated” people over the course of centuries

“There’s just as great a diversity of sexuality and gender identities and experiences in the past as there is today”

Plus more of what’s on and happening starting May 26

From San Francisco and Santiago to Dublin and Berlin, these sites reflect our history, both good and bad, with creativity and heart

Friends and colleagues recall one of Canada’s most infamous journalists and longtime board member of Xtra’s publisher

Despite being dismissed as frivolous spectacle in North America, the song contest has always shaped geopolitics and been a force for queer and trans representation

Check out the 14 LGBTQ2S+ books we’re most excited to dive into this Pride

A new book and compilation finally give the 1960s singer (and former lover of Dusty Springfield) the attention she deserves

A new book spotlights a photogenic queer couple in rural New Brunswick in the 1910s and ’20s

The winning design was just unveiled and construction is expected to be completed by 2025

Their 1980s art punk band Mouth Congress is making up for lost time

ANALYSIS: Elliott slammed “The Power of the Dog” for being too queer, but queerness has always been a key ingredient of westerns

The museum seeks to expand knowledge of queer history and culture

How one queer classic keeps moving me after all these years

REVIEW: Paul Verhoeven’s campy thriller torches the Catholic Church

“Up Against the Wall” explores the meaning and impact of the AIDS epidemic as told through posters over the last 40 years

History

The first person reported dead from AIDS in Canada was an anonymous gay man from Windsor who died in 1982

As HIV/AIDS ravaged Montreal in the ’90s, gay men were getting murdered—and trying to fight back

What can we learn from all of history’s ‘bad gays’?

Queer Britain opens the U.K.’s first LGBTQ+ museum

Stonewall history, a Two-Spirit powwow and your new favourite Black trans TikToker

These 10 must-see LGBTQ2S+ monuments celebrate our achievements and commemorate our struggles

Gerald Hannon, a key figure in the gay liberation movement, has died at age 77

Beyond the camp and frivolity of Eurovision

Our pick of books to help you celebrate Pride season (plus some edgier reads, too)

Norma Tanega was a queer woman of colour who found success and laughter in the folk music world

More than a century ago, rural queers were invisible. Thankfully, this same-sex couple had a camera

Here’s what Canada’s LGBTQ2S+ National Monument will look like

The long lost musical project of ‘The Kids in the Hall’ alums Scott Thompson and Paul Bellini finally gets its due

Sorry, Sam Elliott, movie cowboys have always been gay

Pack your bags: Britain’s first LGBTQ+ museum is set to open this spring

The siren song of Andrew Holleran’s 1978 novel ‘Dancer from the Dance’

‘Benedetta’ is an entertaining nunsploitation drama brimming with religious hypocrisy and madness

The battle against AIDS was waged on the streets