Joey Beni: Meet The Eye Candy From ‘Sugar Highs’
We sit down with the actor to get the scoop on the upcoming TV show and much more
Montreal’s 2022 Pride Parade Has Been Cancelled
Hours before it was due to take place on Sunday, organizers announced the cancellation of Montreal’s Pride parade
Jinkx Monsoon & BenDeLaCreme Are Bringing Their 2022 ‘The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show’ To Canada
The “queens of Christmas” will hit Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver this upcoming holiday season
The Cercle Orange Story
Health care is not truly universal until everybody has access
Montreal's Famed Black & Blue Festival Turns 30
Montreal’s Black & Blue Festival returns from October 7 to 11 during the long Canadian Thanksgiving weekend and U.S. Columbus Day Weekend… By Richard Burnett Photos by Dan Saycool, Montreal...
PRIDE VOICES: Celebrating la Francophonie
Montréal Pride plans to host an alternative Pride celebration aimed towards strengthening the global Francophone movement of the sexual and gender diversity communities… By Mathieu Audette In these uncertain times...
How To Get The Most Out Of Montreal Pride 2019
Where to stay, eat, explore, party and play… The 2019 edition of the Montreal Pride Festival (August 8 to 18), the largest gathering of sexual and gender diversity communities...
2018 Fierté Montréal Pride Guide
A few of our favourite events, activities and attractions to help you make the best of Montréal Pride… Every year hundreds of thousands of people descend on Montreal for...
Exploring Canada’s Most LGBTQ-Friendly Neighbourhoods
As we celebrate Canada’s 151st birthday, here are some of the most LGBTQ-friendly neighbourhoods from coast to coast
FLASHBACK: The Aquarius Bathhouse In Montreal Is Firebombed (April 12, 1975)
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...
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September / October 2023
Inside this issue you will find: An interview with Salah Bachir as he prepares to release his memoir this fall, filmmaker Sebastián Silva talks about Rotting Under The Sun, And Just Like That’s Che Diaz and the politics of a complicated character, Tom Goss reflects on his new album, Toronto’s St. Charles Tavern then and now, how one Saskatchewan organization is combatting stigma of AIDS, and much more.
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