April 12, 1975: Today in LGBTQ+ history…
In April 1975, when Montreal’s Gay Village was still downtown, the Aquarius bathhouse on Crescent Street was firebombed. The perpetrators were never found or arrested.
Three customers died that night, and two of them—found by the second-floor fire exit—were buried in Paupers’ Field in Montreal’s Notre-Dame-des-Neiges cemetery in anonymous graves, because their bodies were never identified or claimed by their families.
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IN Magazine talks to Vancouver queen The Girlfriend Experience, the second queen to be eliminated from Canada’s Drag Race season 4
The remaining queens split into girl groups for an iconic challenge and show off their shadiest looks on the runway. Canadian musician (and current IN cover girl) Rêve is a guest judge
November / December 2023
Inside this issue you will find: An interview with queer singer-songwriter Rêve, what a trans man wants you to know about breast cancer, disarming culture wars, celebrity queerbaiting, the unique challenges facing Canadian children and youth living with HIV, organizations supporting 2SLGBTQI+ youth, how telling queer stories transmits our history, and much more.
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