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Sexless ecstasy
story by Cory Boyd /
It’s Saturday night during the final days of Industry. Superstar DJ David Morales is on his way, so it’s packed.
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Editorial
Cops’ secret sports deal?
story by David Walberg, Editor-in-chief /
There’s no easy way to write this — police are willfully ignoring rampant lawbreaking by a specific community.
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Media
Het reporter helped build pride in Simcoe
story by Elaine Smith /
I have often called Haldimand-Norfolk “the land time forgot.”
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News
Coppers win
story by Eleanor Brown /
There will be no more naked parties at The Barn following police threats.
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News
Balancing the books for Pride
story by Ab Velasco /
Homos won’t be paying for the surly cops at this year’s Pride parade.
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News
Collecting the info
story by Bonnie Van Toen /
Tax forms and the census will soon collect information about same-sex spouses.
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News
Couples can't get bank loans
story by Elisa Kukla /
Enter most banks and you are likely to see shiny posters of smiling het couples buying a home, conventional nuclear families sending their daughter off to college or young newly-weds speeding off with a car loan.
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Views
Wake-up call, girl!
story by Zoe Whittall /
After Christina Strang and Monica Forrester presented their latest project at last week’s Women And HIV/AIDS Conference, they found themselves surrounded by people from AIDS service organizations, eager to find out how to improve their hiring practices.
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Books
‘Never enough’
story by David Roche /
Novelist Edmund White is arguably more famous for his non-fiction: a prize-winning biography of Genet which even the French liked, the popular essays on travelling in America States Of Desire, and text for the always-in-print The Joy Of Gay Sex from 1977.
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Music
Pop goes the country
story by Kamal Al-Solaylee /
In 1983 a young gay musician called David Ramsden moved to Toronto from small town Ontario to seek fame and fortune.
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TV
Audiences are smart
story by Brent Ledger /
For a guy who wrote one of the most intense gay dramas of the past decade, Russell T Davies is one sunny individual.
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