My Own Private Edmonton
“Working on Flashback, a documentary about an Edmonton queer club, made me rethink my own history.”
Fifteen Dogs and its batshit premise somehow works
Marie Farsi’s adaptation of André Alexis’s award-winning novel is on through April 21 at the Segal Centre.
Mondo Mado: Luc Provost on becoming a Montreal drag mother and writing a book about it
“The story about my life is not complicated, it’s not sad, it’s not tormented. And I wanted to share that with the public because there are so many stories about drag queens and gay boys that have had a hard time in their youth. I’ve been blessed.”
Meh!n: Two Montreal entrepreneurs create the dating game from hell
Natasha Westgrove and Rose Goldman have turned the pratfalls of romance-hunting into a new card game.
Bill 96 True or False: Test your knowledge of Quebec’s impending language law
How well-versed are you in the legislation’s impact on CEGEP education, the healthcare system and Indigenous communities?
Montreal author Rawi Hage on his wild-ride short story collection Stray Dogs
Hage spoke with us about how a fear of dogs and photography gigs informed his writing, life during wartime, Bill 21 and more.
Chris Wilson, 1932–2021: A beautiful, powerful and meaningful life
Remembering a queer pioneer who lived a very queer life.
Montreal author Christopher DiRaddo launches The Family Way this week
DiRaddo’s second novel chronicles the complexity of non-dad status after a gay man donates sperm to lesbian friends.
Monarchist League of Canada trashes Meghan and Harry
A query about a discontinued postcard elicited an intense response from an organization that claims to value the “diverse backgrounds” of its members.
Justin Ling on the Toronto serial killer who targeted the gay community
A feature interview about the new book Missing From the Village: The Story of Serial Killer Bruce McArthur, the Search for Justice, and the System That Failed Toronto’s Queer Community.