Posts Filed Under: LGBTQ
In Meet Grindr, author Jaime Woo writes that the gay hookup app doesn't get the respect it deserves.
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Chris Dart
Research shows that Toronto needs to become more accessible, supportive, and safe for LGBTQ youth.
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Jess Davidson
Nominated for: making it his mission to combat homophobia.
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Jess Davidson • Illustration by Brian McLachlan
Nominated for: standing up for athletes of all orientations.
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Christopher Bird • Illustration by Brian McLachlan
Thursday night, more than 50 of Toronto's business leaders—including a city councillor and the police chief—slept on the street to help raise funds for the city's homeless youth.
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Jess Davidson • Photos by Corbin Smith
Family launches social media campaign on anniversary of killing to draw further attention to case.
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David Demchuk
The Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives puts activism front and centre with exhibits "Pushing Buttons" and "The Pin Button Project."
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David Demchuk
Community leader paved way for trans acceptance and understanding.
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David Demchuk
Pride Toronto deserves its funding, whether or not QuAIA marches in the parade.
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Hamutal Dotan • Photo by Corbin Smith
After a battle going back several years, Ontario students win the right to form GSAs, no matter what their school boards might think.
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Steve Kupferman
"I question, however, why provincial legislation should make [gay-straight alliances] normative in a Catholic school, which has its own different but effective methods for attaining the goal of addressing bullying..."
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Hamutal Dotan
Rob Ford, defying all expectations, attended today's PFLAG flag-raising. And immediately the question became: do we applaud him for showing up or lament that our bar has been lowered so far?
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Hamutal Dotan • Photos by Corbin Smith
Posters, video, ask the mayor to participate in Pride or "admit you are against us."
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Hamutal Dotan
ACT creates a new support group to help men wanting to pull back on their drug use during sexual activities.
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Jaime Woo
Twenty-five years ago, the Ontario Human Rights code was extended to provide protection based on sexual orientation.
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Jaime Woo
Remember when talking to people was still a thing? On November 5, the TPL wants you to check out a book with a mind of its own.
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Laura Godfrey • Photos by D.A. Cooper
Good food and good causes come together at a popular Church Street café.
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Jaime Woo
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Hamutal Dotan