Review: Harsh Weather

Sudden clarity of interpretation helps to contextualize Harsh Weather, but also demands more of it.

Review: Knockout

Attachment Issues Meet Reality TV, and the Crowd Can’t Stop Laughing.

"Casey & Diana" at Neptune

In 1991, at the height of the AIDS crisis, the residents of Casey House - Toronto's first free-standing AIDS Hospice - receive word that the Princess of Wales is coming to visit.

Federal Election: voting & name change

A name change is in no way even a tiny impediment to voting. If you got a VIC card in the mail with the wrong name on it, don’t worry about it.

Review: Someone Is Lying

Someone is Lying brings strong start to OutFest

Sunday April 6: Response to bigotry & hatred

On Sunday at 11:30, anti-LGBT-hate activists will gather at Sullivan's Pond in Dartmouth.

OutFest 2025: Halifax Q Theatre Festival

OutFest 2025 will be presenting a variety of Queer stories and artists from across the country.

To: former members of GAE & The Turret

If you danced, organized, or performed at the Turret Club, we want to meet you! We are excited to work with you to bring the memory of the Turret Club to life, and with public funding, we will be able to take this project to the next phase.

King Charles III Medal for Dr Jaqueline Gahagan

Jaquie is deeply interested in how health services, health systems, and health policies serve some populations and exclude others.

Book Review: Line Drive to Love

A brand new young adult fiction novel included in Lorimer’s new Real Love Series.