New Year’s Revolution
In 2024, let’s focus on changing “small” things as the first steps towards a future where we won’t be afraid of our identities… By Luis Augusto Nobre The end of...
To Be Or Not To Be A Hero Is The Question
Did Tina Turner get it right when she sang, “We don’t need another hero”?
Celebrating 15 Years Of Leading 2SLGBTQIA+ Workplace Inclusion
It’s another milestone anniversary for Pride at Work Canada, the not-for-profit organization that works tirelessly to promote 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion in Canadian workplace
The Essence Of Being Rainbow Communities
Queer people owe a lot to trans communities and activists for their leadership in the liberation movement
Making Better Mistakes
Make mistakes. Make more mistakes! You might find or do something great by mistake
IN Community: Pride At Work Canada Sparks Conversations and Drives Change
Takeaways from a day of shared learning and networking centring diversity, equity and inclusion
Colouring The Blank Pages
Only you can find the strategy that best suits your path and pace towards the best version of yourself
Is It Later Than You Think?
We are already late for climate change, Indigenous reconciliation and 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion. But that doesn’t mean we should stop trying
Misogyny, The Homophobia Nest
Is the news cycle stressing you out?
When Will Enough Be Enough?
A reminder that we should be celebrating Pride all year long, because one month simply isn’t enough
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
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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