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Astrid Neilson-Miller inspired the BC Greens to bring forward bills that would amend the province’s privacy laws
Steamworks says its trans and gender non-conforming patrons won’t be turned away again
Trans visibility is getting better, but most of the world is still in the dark
Browne is the National Women’s Hockey League’s first transgender player
Xtra has been filing Freedom of Information requests since July 2017
Activists are cautiously optimistic that the Inter-American human rights decision could improve LGBT rights in nearly 20 countries
Memorial services for young trans people in Toronto are far too common, community says
How I honoured Chinese funeral tradition, my family and queerness at my grandfather’s funeral
Police have mishandled a series of recent cases involving the community and its spaces
Wells, 27, hadn’t been seen since July 2017
Employers including Apple, TD Canada Trust and the Canadian Forces were present
The body of an unidentified trans woman was found in August, and Alloura Wells, 27, hasn’t been seen since July
‘Until there are no deaths due to transphobia, we will commemorate every single year,’ NDP MPP Cheri DiNovo says
The more I am told that the traditional dress of my ancestors will never be mine, the more stubbornly I try to squeeze my body into its confines
Constable Dale Quiring says he’s up for the job, but some observers are already concerned
Langley has become a battleground between supporters and opponents of LGBT-friendly education
DiNovo’s legacy on LGBT rights in Ontario includes banning conversion therapy, equal parenting laws, and a trans-rights bill