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Advancing LGBT, women's equality key to Canada's economic growth, Monsef says
Breaking down employment barriers for women and LGBT Canadians is going to be critical to driving Canada's future economic prosperity, says Women and Gender Equality Minister Maryam Monsef.
January 29, 2019

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Capital Pride organizers call this year's festival the biggest yet
Pride week has kicked off in Ottawa, with organizers concentrating on the theme of community during what's being called the city's largest festival yet.
August 20, 2018

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'We should have the right to party here': Toronto to host first LGBT Black Pride weekend during Carnival
Toronto's will celebrate its first official Black Pride during this weekend's Caribbean Carnival. Longtime community members says it's a major step in making the festival more inclusive to LGBT revelers.
August 03, 2018

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How an Alleged Serial Killer Divided Toronto’s LGBTQ Community
When the abduction and murder of a popular white gay advocate sparked an investigation, some in the community called foul — why hadn’t anyone cared when gay men of color had disappeared?
August 01, 2018

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Between two worlds: gay cops and Pride
Pride Month is a celebratory fixture in many communities. Pride parades, flag raisings, and community events are a testament to the progress LGBTQ people have made in terms of their acceptance by society. But for some LGBTQ people, Pride Month can be a challenging time.
June 25, 2018

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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'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

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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

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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

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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

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