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Plus, for those in Toronto, queer music from NXNE
New Zelda game “Tears of the Kingdom” puts hero Link in a miniskirt and nail polish, but some queer and trans fans long for a game that truly reimagines gender
REVIEW: Netflix’s long-awaited queer dating experience is as imperfect as the queer dating culture it seeks to showcase
Journalist Tre’vell Anderson’s very personal tour of trans representation in film and TV
Queerness, whether on stage or off, plays differently in Japan
The Trans Film Mentorship partners emerging trans film workers with productions like “Sort Of” for paid work experience on set
“My dream is that I’m not the only queer and trans voice in the room”
The comedian discusses their new Netflix special, walking the red carpet with Elliot Page and recording a music album
Helping to raise someone else’s children has been life-affirming, even gender-affirming, but it’s not without complications
Three families—including the parents of the once-controversial Baby Storm—share their stories
Two years since Quebec’s highest court ruled that documents needed to include X gender markers, only F and M are available
While chest binders can reduce gender dysphoria, they can be expensive and difficult to access in more rural areas
The practice is sold as supportive care—but in reality, it’s used to delay transition until a person no longer identifies as trans
The “Top Chef Canada” alum’s pop-up concepts are generating buzz
Initiatives like Dresscode Project and Strands for Trans make a case for why hair should always be genderless
“It takes a strong soul to correct a person in a position of power—but this is what it means to stand up to injustice.”
How the actor behind 7ven prepared for the second season of the hit series
Deaths among trans and gender nonconforming people are on track to take a dip from last year’s record high. But stigma fuelled, in part, by anti-trans legislation is still a problem, advocates say