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When You’re Ready is an eight-week-long culturally sensitive program held several times a year that prepares young LGBTQ Asians, 29 and under, for living authentically, giving them tools to handle the stress and navigate the repercussions.

Few professional male cyclists of any discipline have been openly gay.

Priyanka isn't just one of the top drag queens in Toronto anymore. The winner of the inaugural season of Canada's Drag Race is getting ready...

Even Brooke Lynn Hytes is represented by a talent agency. The new Vision Drag Artists has a roster that includes local legends like Farra N. Hyte

Gay bars, which have been seen as a safe space for the 2SLGBTQ+ community for some time, are slowly becoming a casualty under COVID-19. Several have closed in both the United States and in Canada. Ontario's only gay bar north of Toronto says it is doing what it can to survive the economic slow down.

The City of Toronto has announced they will now have access to resources and supports that can help create more inclusive spaces and contribute to deepening inclusion in LGBTQ2 communities.

COVID-19 fallout changing “the cultural life of our city,” advocates say. “This is a queer-affirming street that brings people here from all over the world..."

"This will take away not only our spaces to feel safe, but take away jobs for artists who live off of performing every night."

A kid in a Rush T-shirt became an interior-design star thanks to clay, ‘my forever love.’

An independent HIV specialty pharmacy opened its second location in Toronto, where anyone can go to get tested for free and fill prescriptions.

'A Sketch Comedy Extravaganza Eleganza' is a queer dream come true.

The reality TV competition was a cult-hit for years after it started on LGBT network Logo in 2009. But, when it hit Netflix, its reach exploded and found legions of fans outside the LGBT community. That's a good thing, says drag queen Halal Bae, but the show's work isn't done yet.

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?

Sometimes a bookstore is more than just a bookstore. This is especially true in the queer community, where bookstores can function as safe spaces for activis

Proposals discussed at a virtual town hall meeting include turning over missing person investigations to social service agencies

"I’ve lived as an openly trans person with the people I love most for many years, I did always wonder when I’d come out publicly," Rebecca Quinn said in an Instagram post

"Funny how the people using math to support their racism are hardly ever mathematicians," the Filipino Canadian drag queen said on TikTok.

For Brandon Ash-Mohammed, being a gay Black man doing comedy in this country is constantly worrying, "Will they accept me?" before, "Am I funny?"

Going online is bittersweet for performers and organizers, but staying connected is more important than ever in a time of crisis and protest

Toronto's LGBTQ2S community centred around Church Wellesley Village needs help now more than ever, and that's the exact subject of a letter just penned by the Executive Director and Chair of The 519 seeking assistance from the government.

In ‘Box 4901,’ Francis at 49 replies to the 13 men whose letters he never answered in ‘a hilarious, strange, sweet and awkward look back at how ga

The St. Charles clock tower on Yonge St. was witness to so much history — and not always the type of history that we like to remember, writes JP Larocque.

The event capped off more than a week of celebrations hosted by tri-Pride, a non-profit LGBTQ organization that hosts pride events across Waterloo region.

The Latinx actor, singer, dancer, writer and drag king is about as impressive a 25 year old as they come.

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.