A new report finds that more than 270 people have been arrested for HIV transmission since 2019
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The thrilling horrors of singer Diamanda Galás
Thirty-five years after launching her harrowing AIDS trilogy with the release of “The Divine Punishment,” Galás turns her unflinching gaze at the depravity of the First World War
These two countries just loosened restrictions on HIV-positive troops serving in the military
Advocates say there’s more work left to be done
The first person reported dead from AIDS in Canada was an anonymous gay man from Windsor who died in 1982
Teacher and local historian Walter Cassidy became obsessed with the person behind this frightening statistic. So he set out to find him
As HIV/AIDS ravaged Montreal in the ’90s, gay men were getting murdered—and trying to fight back
Season 3 of CBC’s “The Village” takes on the Montreal murders in the midst of the AIDS crisis
Canada’s new blood donation policy is a step forward—but there’s still work to be done
In an interview with political columnist Dale Smith, Minister Marci Ien responded to some criticism of the new policy
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