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GAY GAMES
Athletes face tough choice
story by Leon Mar /
Queer athletes around the world are going to have to make a hard choice in 2006.
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SPORTS
Time Out wants to pass the torch
story by Rob Thomas /
Pink Triangle Services may be getting into the sports business.
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CITY BUDGET
Community services are threatened
story by Julie Weisberg /
Ottawa queers could be hit hard by the city’s current budget-slashing exercise.
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PARTNER ASSAULT
The double stigma of sexual diversity and assault
story by Sylvia Pollard /
An Ottawa organization is taking steps to try to reduce the increase in domestic violence in the lesbian community.
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PARTNER ABUSE
New program takes aim at domestic violence
story by Rob Thomas /
A new program is being established to help gay men who abuse their partners.
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HEALTH
Crystal meth widows
story by Calvin Fleming /
When I read The New York Times article, “The Beast in the Bathhouse,” by Andrew Jacobs, I couldn’t help but remember waiting for Martin outside of the Midtowne Spa in the middle of the night.
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QUERIES
Can human rights become truly universal and inclusive?
story by Blaine Marchand /
The winds rattled the windowpanes as I settled down to watch the late news.
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SAPPHIC TRAFFIC
Lesbians skating on the Rideau Canal
story by Suki Lee /
It was a sunny Sunday in February.
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SEXUAL HEALTH
HIV and the era of cocktail treatments
story by Dr Paul MacPherson /
HIV entered a new era in 1996.
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MODERN DANCE
Thriving on open-mindedness
story by James Moran /
Compagnie kafig, a French-based dance company of broad European acclaim, will bring Ottawa a spicy mix of street hip hop and stylized choreography in the North American premiere of Corps est Graphique.
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WOMEN'S VOICES
Girls’ night out
story by Rob Thomas /
This year, Ottawa will be will be missing one of its most valued musical summer traditions.
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James Moran
Salvation and redemption in a writing circle
story by THEATRE /
Michel Marc Bouchard owes the inspiration for his latest play to meeting his mother’s writing circle.
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NOVEL THOUGHTS
The arrival of Bill Brown
story by James Moran /
On a first read, one might think that Bill Brown is simply writing about everyday lives.
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