Toronto | Xtra Magazine

Opinion

Archives turns 40

Lesbian and Gay Archives honours Ontario activists as part of anniversary celebration

By Serafin LaRiviere

Culture

Toronto filmmaker wins screenwriting award for new film

Adam Garnet Jones’s Wild Medicine will be a drama about gay aboriginal men

By Michael Lyons

Power

Move to defund Toronto Pride deferred to May 28

TIFF CEO says he hopes councillors won’t censor ‘Israeli apartheid’

By Andrea Houston

Power

Peer support program teaches sex ed where schools have failed

AIDS Committee of Toronto’s Totally outRight taking applications for May workshops

By Jonathan Forani

Arts

Peaking at 60?

Sky Gilbert’s new play an homage to ‘excellent women’ of a certain age

By Johnnie Walker

Video

Pressure building for major-league coming out

Brian Burke says it will take courage

Arts

Nine pianists, six grand pianos

Piano Ecstasy features work by queer composer John Cage

By Chris Dupuis

Arts

Tony winner about early AIDS victims opens in Toronto

Falsettos incorporates humour to illuminate an otherwise sombre theme

By Serafin LaRiviere

Power

‘Israeli apartheid’ decision heads back to city’s executive committee

Why single out Pride when TIFF & the AGO also host ‘Israeli apartheid’ events, ask activists

By Andrea Houston

Culture

45-storey tower planned for busy Village corner

Zipperz may be forced out in favour of mixed-use condo building

By Andrea Houston

Opinion

The red fingernail of authority

By Alex Tigchelaar

Opinion

The skinny on FAT

Fashion Art Toronto week features piles of cutting-edge clothing

By Serafin LaRiviere

Sex, murder & more

A preview of this year’s queer Hot Docs picks

By Johnnie Walker

Arts

Crossing thresholds

Dance duo’s naked cock-play is both intimate and aggressive

By Chris Dupuis

Tubs of fun

Malcolm Ingram looks back at a legendary bathhouse in Continental

By Matthew Hays

Opinion

The gay village as ethnic enclave

When it comes to preservation, what can we learn from Little Italy?

Opinion

Releasing the dead

There’s no point allowing deceased loved ones to be anything more than a memory

Arts

Opera 101

The scoop on the Canadian Opera Company’s spring season

By Lydia Perovic

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