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From a wheelchair user racing to save her kidnapped girlfriend and a little mermaid who loves her sisters more than suitors, to a slayer whose virgin blood keeps attracting monsters, the stories of this anthology are anything but conventional.…

Gay activist, educationalist and writer, Bernard Courte, was raised in Weir, Quebec, where he was told to 'speak white'. Bernard learned English out of necessity. This and an early traumatic experience with homophobia--the infamous 1977 raid on Truxx…

Bev Lepischak was born in 1953 on a small farm in rural Manitoba, where she learned that hard work and careful nurturing could make things grow under even the harshest conditions. Bev studied Social Work at the University of Manitoba and worked in…

A newspaper article announcing the name change of BGALOR to RyePRIDE to be more inclusive and affirming.

Round button with black text on white background. Most of text is too small to read; some of it seems to be in french. Centre of button is a stylized image of a keychain.

Margaret Robinson's introductory article

Krista Taves' last Bi Lines column, offers reflections on the phrase "bi now, gay later"

Krista Taves' personal reflections on being in the BIWOT contingent at the Toronto Dyke March