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
2SLGBTQI+ Business Symposiums: Building Community and Breaking Barriers
Last year Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce brought together hundreds of queer, trans, and allied entrepreneurs and corporates to help foster a sense of community
How Businesses Are Becoming More Inclusive With “Rainbow Registered”
Learn more about the national Rainbow Registration accreditation program, which will help 2SLGBTQI+ Canadians and allies find a business that supports the community
OPINION: Canada’s Need To Equal The Playing Field For LGBT+ Founders
Don’t roll the dice
MONEY$TYLE: Empowering LGBTQ Young Entrepreneurs
The CGLCC has announced an LGBTQ Youth Entrepreneur Program in partnership with the Province of Ontario
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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