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Toronto

Getting burned

By Mariko Tamaki

Toronto

A too-familiar story

Arts

The legacy of Magnus Hirschfeld

A gay liberation movement destroyed by hatred

By Alistair Newton

Arts

Inside Out 2010: Children of God

A tragic story of love and hate

Power

Toronto police stumped in Skinner and Magill murders

‘Investigations very much alive,’ says Blair

Culture

Community One names new staffer

Wajcman promises innovation

By Scott Dagostino

Arts

Chatting with the creative minds behind films playing at Inside Out

Watch our interviews for a peek at La Dany, Regretters, I Am Love, Topp Twins and Eyes Wide Open

Power

Fired Proud FM hosts weigh in as they pursue a wrongful dismissal suit

More than 1,700 join Facebook page in protest of radio station firings

By Scott Dagostino

Arts

Documentary examines Pride, from protest movement to business concern

Beyond Gay: The Politics of Pride plays May 23 in Toronto

Power

Council motion still looms as Pride Toronto dilemma comes to a head

The struggle to define Pride may be just beginning

By Scott Dagostino

City of Toronto defers Pride de-funding motion

By Marcus McCann

Power

Queers turn up the volume on Proud FM ire

Manager, fired employees break their silence

By Scott Dagostino

Rob Ford backtracks from 2006 AIDS gaffe

By Marcus McCann

Power

AIDS Committee of Toronto shutters library after more than 20 years

Resource centre tells story of epidemic

By Marcus McCann

Power

Ken Chan launches sleek election machine in Ward 27

Liberal-backed candidate talks business, history

By Marcus McCann

Canada

It’s official: showdown at city hall over Pride funding

By Marcus McCann

Arts

Slack’s mainstay Heather Bambrick is making pop gestures

Jazz crooner’s latest project is a bit of a departure

By Serafin LaRiviere

Arts

Novelist, former model and travel nut Jeffrey Round

Vanished in Vallarta, the third book in a seven-part series, comes out this June

By James K Moran

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