If We Want To Get Through This Terrible Era, We’ve Got To Look Back
What’s happening in the world should be a reminder of why it’s so important for 2SLGBTQI+ people and their allies to know their queer history… By Paul Gallant I’ve always...
What Exactly Do Gay Men Want From Our Divas? It’s Not Necessarily Respect
Divas know what we want, and give us something different
Should 2SLGBTQI+ People Always Forgive And Forget The Injustices They’ve Faced?
“Forgiveness… is not merely irresponsible. It is a historical impossibility.” By Paul Gallant Not getting a deserved apology for a wrong can be very frustrating because the refusal can seem...
Winter Kept Us Warm
Trailblazing Canadian film Winter Kept Us Warm was made at a time when gay love definitely did not speak its name
The Profane And Raunchy Christ Of Anthony Oliveira’s Dayspring
IN Magazine sits sat down with the Canadian author to talk about his upcoming debut novel
Maurice Vellekoop Tells His Own Story
In anticipation of his new graphic memoir, I’m So Glad We Had This Time Together, the prolific artist and illustrator sits down with IN Magazine
Are There Ways To Disarm The Culture Wars?
The answer is pretty crucial, especially when 2SLGBTQ+ lives are being used as weapons to make a point
Our Stories And Ideas Show Up In The Most Unexpected Places
As part of its 50th anniversary, the Canada Council’s Art Bank prioritized purchasing work by diverse and previously under-represented artists
The Books That Helped Me Figure Out Modern Queer Life
A list of books that helped shape my ideas about LGBTQ2+ culture, desires and life
Party And Play
Party drugs have, in some ways, become an anxious fissure through many modern gay communities
When Will Science Tell Us Exactly What’s Wrong With Homophobic People?
Is some homophobia self-phobia?
Black And Queer Histories Merge In Oluseye Ogunlesi’s Playful Universe
An interview with the Nigerian-Canadian multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto
Latest Issue
Spring 2025
Inside this issue you will find: an exclusive interview with queer choreographer par excellence, Jonte’ Moaning; Sebastian Gaskin opens up on his debut album; Changing knowledge and attitudes towards HIV; Crisis resources and helplines for Canadian 2SLGBTQI+ in need of support; Friends Of Ruby needs donations after a flood destroyed their drop-in centre; Falling in love for the first time with Seán Hewitt; Why Eddy Boudel Tan’s latest thriller was tough to write; Daniel Bateman stars in Sex Love Venice; Fernando shines in Exteriors; The true story of the murder of Scott Amedure; If we want to get through this terrible era, we’ve got to look back; and more.
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