Choice events in the city this week

Difference in opinion on Black Lives Matter, Pride Toronto and Marie Curtis Park polarized the community on policing practices. Will 2017 be any better?

A prominent LGBT leader was charged with a sex-related offence — why were public figures so quick to defend him?

The Wilde Festival honours the playwright’s fight for queer rights

Choice events in the city this week

The All Families Are Equal Act was well-fought, but it isn’t over for Wynne’s Liberals

Toronto police fail to understand why both queers and women need safe public space

Safe-for-work site, owned by Come As You Are, is more parent- and firewall-friendly

Samantha was beautiful and young. I doubt sex with her had anything to teach me

Choice events in the city this week

Toronto-based WAYF Collective seeks to empower Asian-identified youth

‘We are firmly calling out the hypocrisy’ of Toronto Police Service

Toronto police could learn a few lessons from Vancouver’s take on cruising

Choice events in the city this week

Identity, community, and privacy arguments may not be sufficient for Project Marie

Who Killed Spalding Gray? is a departure from MacIvor’s usual style

Xtra Spark urges community members to follow activist group Queers Crash the Beat

Toronto

Out in Toronto: Jan 5–11, 2017

A year in review 2016: How the police divided Toronto’s LGBT community

A year in review 2016: The case of Brent Hawkes and how it may affect sexual assault survivors

How one Toronto festival is bringing the spirit of Oscar Wilde back to the stage

Out in Toronto: Dec 22–31, 2016

Out in Toronto: Dec 15–21, 2016

A year in review 2016: The year that LGBT couples in Ontario became equal parents

Why Project Marie is about making straight men comfortable

Toronto sex shop launches new website to help trans youth buy gear

When queer sexual mentorship comes in the form of cling wrap

Out in Toronto: Dec 8–14, 2016

Why these queer women stand in solidarity with gay men opposing Project Marie

The joys of park sex — and a few hints on discretion, cleanup and consent

Out in Toronto: Dec 1–7, 2016

Is the queer community ready to defend public sex?

How a psychic experience and a dead writer inspired Daniel MacIvor’s new play

Project Marie is the latest chapter in Toronto police’s long history of targeting queer sex