The Essence Of Being Rainbow Communities
Queer people owe a lot to trans communities and activists for their leadership in the liberation movement
Winds Of Hope
The same wind that blows in toxic fumes of hatred also cleans the air and brings the fragrance of positive change
The Beat Of Visibility
We want to be seen and heard. No more apologies, this is us
The Endless Coming Out
Coming out of the closet is a process that never ends – and it has to come at a time of your own choosing
The Adventure Of Honouring The Pride Legacy
Canada helps newcomers to live in a safer place, but it’s still far from being a paradise because of the systemic barriers… By Luis Augusto Nobre One thing that I...
Rainbow Crosswalks Are More Than Symbols
The (sometimes controversial) crosswalks provide an important message about inclusive values
The Question Of The Rainbow Resumé
Should queer and trans job seekers out themselves in job interviews?
We Don't Need Another Hero: What Ellen DeGeneres Taught Me About Queer Leadership
She was my hero. Until she wasn’t… By Colin Druhan When I realized I was queer, one of the things that worried me about coming out was what kind of...
Ready To Serve: Diverse Queer And Trans Involvement On Non-Profit Boards
Our voices need to be heard on all types of boards, not just those that serve queer and trans communities… From St. John’s to Kelowna, Canada is home to more than...
My Journey Away From The Acronym
Our focus needs to be on the people – not on the language
Biphobia In Our Own Backyard
People who identify as bisexual face a lot of stereotyping and discrimination
Taking Pride In Advertising
Successful LGBTQ marketing means 365 days of Pride a year
Latest Issue
Spring 2024
Inside this issue you will find: Canada’s Drag Race royalty Priyanka, Icesis Couture, Gisèle Lullaby and Venus join The Queen of the North Brooke Lynn Hytes for one epic photoshoot, Indigiqueer artist Roger Kuhn discovers his true colours, Al Val on bringing her trans journey to the stage and on tour, Jonny McGo ern is Gay AF, Singer-songwriter-film composer Casey MQ opens up, An interview with Canadian author Anthony Oliveira, Supporting Black women living with HIV, The uncomfortable truth about intimate partner violence, and much more.
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