Why one BC oral history project asked youth to interview activists about the past 50 years of queer and trans reform

His new film, ‘Killing Patient Zero,’ explores the life and death of Gaëtan Dugas

A city galvanized, our communities remade

From bathhouse raids to Supreme Court cases to same-sex marriage

It’s not with corporate floats and circuit parties.

The government’s official narrative denies our actual histories and the battles we fought for our rights

Introducing our new series, Still Fighting

As tonight’s Met Gala celebrates “Camp: Notes on Fashion,” a new generation of LGBTQ2 artists are reinvigorating and reclaiming this distinctly queer code

There’s a vast queer history that goes beyond Stonewall and marriage equality. Schools aren’t teaching that, so young people on the internet are doing it instead

The legends to whom we owe literature, science, art and politics

Archivists working to collect and digitize oral testimonies from same-sex and same-gender attracted women

‘Everything that I really wanted to see accomplished within our community I think has been done,’ says city councillor Tim Stevenson

Will one community member’s petition to make it permanent succeed?

Canada’s new expungement bill only covers a fraction of the charges it should, says queer historian

Now the government must release all documents related to the purges, says Svend Robinson

Church basements, hotel bars and theatres played host to the city’s burgeoning gay scene

‘We are sorry’ is not enough, queer historian tells Justin Trudeau

History

Having tough conversations about LGBTQ2 activism across generations

Looking back at politics of the AIDS crisis with filmmaker Laurie Lynd

Gerald Hannon remembers the Toronto bathhouse riots

Looking back at the past 50 years of LGBTQ2 activism in Canada

Fifty years after Stonewall, how do we commemorate its radical history?

Why these queer activists won’t celebrate Canada’s LGBTQ2 decriminalization story

We need to talk about the last 50 years of LGBTQ2 activism

Whose camp is it, anyway?

How social media–savvy youth became the unofficial keepers of queer history

Nine of the most iconic bisexual figures throughout history

Overkill: Murder in Toronto-the-Good

Pioneering gay Vancouver politician won’t run again

How a neon heart is sparking renewed interest in recognizing Vancouver’s LGBT Village

Rushed bill to erase past convictions for consensual gay sex is flawed, critics say

Canada’s first openly gay MP on the long road to an apology for LGBT people

How Canada’s historic apology to LGBT people falls short