The Prime Minister’s remarks on Parliament Hill this week are a lot of talk, but not much action
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The Prime Minister’s remarks on Parliament Hill this week are a lot of talk, but not much action
In 1981, Toronto police arrested nearly 300 gay men as part of a six-month undercover operation called “Operation Soap”
As a trans woman, I’ve returned to the church on my own terms; I’m working with others to tear down the barriers that drive difference away
Places of Pride features four new postage stamps commemorating places and events that are pivotal to the country’s queer history
From eliminating cars to bringing back queer organizations, advocates are fighting to protect the gaybourhood’s identity
The new leader of British Columbia’s official opposition has said she’d ban gender-affirming care for young people if elected premier
An outdated section of the Criminal Code leaves polyamorous partners in a “legal grey area”
Separatists are a small minority in the province—they should not be dictating the agenda for Alberta and the country
Politicians across the country have accused the federal Liberal government of stalling expansion of the plan
Experts say the data will boost understanding of the economic, health and social inequities faced by LGBTQ2S+ people
From Calgary to OnlyFans to Silicon Valley—Grant McNaughton’s journey has led him to build his own platform for X-rated videos
The patient received a stem cell transplant for his cancer that acted as a “double cure” because it contained a rare genetic mutation resistant to HIV
Nominees include contributors Zena Sharman, Rob Csernyik and Arvin Joaquin, along with Xtra editor KC Hoard
After this week’s byelection results, Carney’s governing Liberals will have more unchecked power. But the party has moved away from its old progressive politics
Whether it’s requiring government ID or scanning users’ faces, digital age-verification tools pose a host of problems for queer and trans people
Attacking queer rights is a part of the province’s larger democratic backslide
In the 1950s, ‘physique’ magazines sold more than just eye candy—they offered community and connection for isolated gay men
The country’s largest Pride festivals and others cite rising costs, fewer sponsors and safety concerns