Éric Chacour’s first novel is at turns gorgeously lush and frustratingly opaque
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Éric Chacour’s first novel is at turns gorgeously lush and frustratingly opaque
LGBTQ2S+ running groups are helping members find community, confidence and sometimes even love
Queer South Asian people have existed in Montreal for decades and have stories worth telling
At protests across the country, queer and trans people are insisting that LGBTQ2S+ liberation and Palestinian liberation are intertwined
From Montreal to Vancouver, an over reliance on policing and other policy failures are top concerns
Community members say Fierté Montréal needs to communicate more and better, but has their support
Corporate Pride doesn’t reflect our roots—or a pathway to LGBTQ2S+ liberation
LGBTQ2S+ healthcare is lacking in rural and remote communities—but simple training courses for practitioners can help to fill the gap
Never mind the inter-house rivalries, vogue still has the power to bring people together
“The only two critics I really care about are my parents,” says the founder of The Violet Hour reading series
Programming at this year’s Montréal Pride festival places an emphasis on supporting queer literature
‘Get me Zuckerberg, I will kiss him, I will make him believe it,’ musician Will Riley says
Shannon passed away on Feb 2, 2018
Why do so few shelters provide a safe space for trans men?
Here’s what Canadian Prides are doing to vet sponsors. Is it enough?
Whether you want to give someone a compliment or pick them up, we’ve got you covered.
But barriers will remain, says one trans advocate in Sudbury
Montreal has an international reputation for being a great food city