Xtra’s annual roundup of the most awe-inspiring and most awful players of the year
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Xtra’s annual roundup of the most awe-inspiring and most awful players of the year
From the WNBA to smaller leagues, player associations and unions will play a key role in what comes next
Anti-LGBTQ2S+ violence is on the rise, but critics say hate crime laws do little to prevent crime and only weaponize an already flawed system
OPINION: The time to demand legislators stand up for trans rights is now
The crisis needs meaningful, sustained coverage addressing the systemic issues that allow this violence to persist
ANALYSIS: Here’s what you should and shouldn’t freak out about when it comes to Project 2025’s plans for digital communications
Ahead of the PWHL kicking off its sophomore season, the non-binary Toronto Sceptres goalie reflects on the massive boom in women’s sport
Perpetrators of anti-trans violence becoming emboldened, experts say
OPINION: Ahead of a likely federal election next year, what can Canadians take away from the U.S., New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and B.C.?
The lesbian feminist writer passed on Nov. 6
The president-elect’s final ad push—and subsequent election win—may have Canada’s right looking to lean in on anti-trans messaging
OPINION: The Republicans won ending on a giant anti-trans note, but Democrats ultimately failed to communicate on class
Nico Lang’s book takes us into the lives of seven trans youth across the U.S.
REVIEW: Will Ferrell and Harper Steele’s road trip doc demonstrates what standing by loved ones actually looks like
ANALYSIS: Telling trans people to “just vote” isn’t helpful
Lead singer and lyricist reflects on the queer punk band’s album “Deflowered” ahead of their anniversary tour
Entering middle age, I do not fear death, because it has been a constant companion for me since my 20s
OPINION: Speakers were fired up at this week’s Democratic National Convention. For queer and trans people, that’s meant a more consistent defence of our rights