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#GayCanada Featured Content Yonge St. construction unveils heritage landmark, stirs memories of Toronto’s complicated LGBTQ history A condo development at Yonge and Grosvenor Sts. has revealed the firehall tower at the old St. Charles Tavern, and LGBTQ landmark. June 22, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #LGBTHistory Why are there no superstar gay male stand-ups? While many comics should be household names – Scott Thompson, James Adomian and Guy Branum, for starters – the gay community would rather line up for an eighth-place Drag Race queen than see one of them June 21, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayTheatre    #GayMovies Toronto's most iconic queer theatre turns 40 After decades of cabaret nights, drag shows, and nearly 1,000 onstage productions, Buddies in Bad Times – Canada's most active and most prolifi June 18, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayLocalNews As plans take shape for national LGBT museum, Islanders reflect on local history As plans for the country's first LGBT museum take shape in Ottawa, some Islanders are taking stock of what possible contributions might come from P.E.I., and reflecting on how far they've come. June 18, 2018 Tweet    #GayCanada       #LGBTHistory Canada Finally Has A Queer Heritage Minute There’s no need to explain to Canadians how important Heritage Moments are to the national psyche. The one minute videos, which have been made since the 90s by Historica Canada, teach us our nation's history and have burned Canadian incidents that easily could have been lost to time into our minds—who can ever forget ”I smell burned toast!” And while it’s an admittedly extremely watered down and w... June 15, 2018 Tweet    #GayCanada    #LGBTHistory New Heritage Minute tells story of LGBT couple's fight for legal recognition Historica Canada and the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity will unveil the first Heritage Minute about the struggle for LGBT rights at the Glad Day bookstore Tuesday evening. June 12, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayBooks    #LGBTHistory Old and gay: Doc aims to smash stereotypes, call out ageism and make you laugh When an interview subject said this to Steen Starr, it just clicked for the Toronto-based filmmaker from Hanna, Alta. "I hadn't heard anybody say it so succinctly," Starr told The Homestretch. "I started to think about the film when I turned 50 when I started to think about aging June 09, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #LGBTSeniors    #GayMovies Pride Toronto launches new safety campaign prompted by alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur Until We’re Safe? is a new, week-long community engagement campaign prompted by the police's handling of investigations into deaths and disappearances in Toronto's gay village and high levels of hate crimes against the LGBTQ community. May 29, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayPride    #GayLocalNews 'The gym saved my life': How this gay fitness superstar redefined his life after being outed against his will From Darcy Pierce to Darcy Fierce, one man's journey through homophobia and depression to become his authentic self. May 18, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayFitness Queer athletes are using sport to give back to the LGBT community For many queer folks, the locker room has never been a safe space. May 10, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GaySpa    #GaySports What can you do to help LGBT refugees? Write your MP, get a newcomer a library card or just be a friend — there are many ways to pitch in May 08, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayWorldNews Here's the Full 2018 Lineup for Toronto's LGBT Film Festival Inside Out Now in its 28th year, Toronto's long-running LGBT film festival Inside Out continues to put forth some seriously impressive programming May 07, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayFilm    #GayMovies Rainbow Railroad to Receive IGLTA’s Pathfinder Award The international organization headquartered in Toronto, which helps persecuted LGBTQ individuals reach safety, will be honored on 11 May at the Voyage benefit during IGLTA’s 35th Anniversary Global Convention February 12, 2018 Tweet    IGLTA    #GayToronto    #GayWorldNews VIDEO: Toronto's gay nightlife and gay scene Watch our weekend in Toronto as we set out to discover the gay scene and the nightlife. We went to gay bars like Woody's, which have the best drag shows January 18, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #DragQueen    #GayTravel How Ontario Is Approaching Inclusive Prosperity At a time when the U.S. is cutting investments in shared public goods, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne talks about her more progressive path forward. January 18, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #LGBTBiz Toronto: The perfect home for LGBT community Why South Asian LGBTs find Toronto a haven January 07, 2018 Tweet    #GayToronto    #Gaysian    #GayLocalNews Toronto's Gay Village denizens increasingly fearful for safety Spate of missing-person cases in recent years remains unsolved, while police response panned December 08, 2017 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayLocalNews Toronto neighbourhood wants to start a safe walk program The wave of disappearances over the past few weeks has set the Church and Wellesley community on edge and residents have begun taking steps t December 05, 2017 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayLocalNews Progress for LGBT Canadians has come quickly, but with speed comes consequences The Canadian government’s LGBT apology is a reminder of how far we’ve come and how quickly. But has the fight for those rights been forgotten along the way? November 29, 2017 Tweet    #GayCanada    #GayWorldNews Victims of Canada’s ‘Gay Purge’ to Get Apology from Trudeau Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will apologize next week for a program that removed perhaps thousands of gays and lesbians from the public service, the military and the Mounties. November 22, 2017 Tweet    #GayCanada    #GayMilitary    #GayWorldNews Arielle & Vinny Explore Toronto Toronto has an incredible history with the LGBT community, going back decades to when the area affectionately known as “The Village”, centered at Church and Wellesley, was the focal poi… November 15, 2017 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayTravel Ticket to heaven: activists pluck LGBT people from danger Homosexuality is outlawed in more than 70 nations and punishable with death in eight, including Iran, Sudan and Saudi Arabia November 12, 2017 Tweet    #GayToronto       #GayWorldNews Restaurant With HIV+ Chefs Wants Diners To Confront The Stigma "I got HIV from pasta, said no one ever." November 10, 2017 Tweet    #GayToronto    #GayFoodie A Gay Teacher’s Epiphany: “Kids Don’t Think The Way Adults Do” Against a colleague’s well-meaning advice, a Toronto teacher came out to his students last September–and was surprised by how open-minded they were. November 07, 2017 Tweet    #GayToronto    #LGBTYouth    #GayParents