OPINION: To Build A Stronger Canadian Economy, We Must Run Toward Inclusion, Not Away From It
CGLCC’s CEO Darrell Schuurman explains why we need to run toward DEI, not away from it
From Mainstage To Catwalk: ‘Drag Race’ Alum Utica To Compete On ‘Project Runway’
Finishing sixth on her season of Drag Race, Utica has proven to be a fashion powerhouse making this return to reality TV fitting… She quickly proved she wasn’t a “Hot Glue Gun...
Joe Locke Opens Up About Fears Of Being Typecast As A Twink
The Heartstopper actor sat down with Charlie Cox for Variety’s Actors on Actors to discuss his career
How Casual Sex Helped Author Pete Crighton Overcome His Fears
The Toronto writer recently released his memoir The Vinyl Diaries: Sex, Deep Cuts and My Soundtrack to Queer Joy, which chronicles his second coming out
Everything You Need To Know About Toronto’s 2025 Pride Parade, Dyke March & Trans March
Dates, times, routes! Here’s how to join the crowds at the end of the month for Toronto’s annual Pride Parade, Dyke March and Trans March
NeNe Leakes Says She Won’t Date Men Who Date Trans Women
NeNe Leakes is facing backlash for transphobic remarks in her interview with Ts Madison. Here’s why the conversation hit a nerve
Kyo Lee On Language, Love And The Poetics Of Belonging
IN sat down with Lee, whose debut poetry collection explores learning to love through a youthful, queer diasporic Korean lens
Peace Collective’s Pride 2025 Collection Reminds Us To “Keep It Gay”
The new collection, in collaboration with Christopher Rouleau, is inspired by Canada’s queer activist history
Hayu And Craig’s Cookies Team Up For A Pride Month Treat That Gives Back
Hayu and Craig’s Cookies team up for a Pride Month collab in support of Friends of Ruby. Free cookie with box orders June 19–22 in Toronto
What’s Queer From The 2025 Canadian Media Upfronts
The major Canadian networks and streamers released a list of the new series and TV movies coming to our screens for the 2025/2026 season
Latest Issue
June 2025
During Pride Month, it’s especially important to remember trailblazers like Marsha P. Johnson, a trans icon and one of the most prominent figures of the gay rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s in New York City. IN Magazine’s June 2025 cover story tells the tale of a woman who stood at the front lines of queer history, armed with flowers in her hair and an unbreakable spirit. Also inside this issue you will find: interviews with Canadian tenor and composer Jeremy Dutcher, Canada’s Drag Race’s Kendall Gender, queer Venezuelan soprano Samuel Mariño, singer Michael Maimone, house music’s Barbara Tucker, acclaimed poet Kyo Lee, and Pelton superstar Cody Rigsby; and stories on the final Red Dress Ball, Pride fast facts, historical LGBTQ+ figures who changed the world; and more.
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