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Tips for better treatment of transgendered patients at fertility clinics

posted Friday, April 8, 2016

by: in Law

You may have come across an article recently about a transgendered man feeling mistreated at a fertility clinic. He reported being called “she” and feeling degraded for a multitude of reasons. Although no one can undo the humiliation that this individual felt, as a health lawyer who regularly works with both fertility clinics and patients […]

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What’s New at Toronto’s Fairmont Royal York Hotel

posted Tuesday, March 22, 2016

by: in Travel

Renovations are now completed on the latest phase of a multi-million dollar revitalization plan at Toronto’s 5-Star Luxury Fairmont Royal York Hotel. Accommodations and Amenities A total of 898 Luxury and Signature Rooms across 11 floors are now available for booking.   Updates also include a newly renovated pool and health spa complete with brand new exercise equipment, exterior revitalization, new […]

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Puerto Vallarta Pride – May 16th to 30th, 2016

posted Tuesday, March 22, 2016

by: in Travel

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico’s only beach destination with a gayborhood, La Zona Romantica, will be hosting its annual LGBT pride festival from May 16th to 30th, 2016, under the motto “We are one family.” With an estimated arrival of 15,000 national and international visitors to Puerto Vallarta in 2015, the celebration is the largest LGBT festival […]

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OUTSIDE – A Play About Bullying and Homophobia, at The 519 – March 19, 2016

posted Friday, March 18, 2016

by: in Parenting

Roseneath Theatre is at it again. And when I say at it I mean putting on another fantastic production aimed at kids, but this time conquering bullying and homophobia. I am proud to say that after a successful integration of the concept of money, particularly after taking The Ginger Menace to see The Money Tree […]

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Philadelphia, The Gay Way

posted Wednesday, March 16, 2016

by: in Travel

Since holding the first major U.S. protest for LGBT rights some 50 years ago, Philadelphia has continued to prove that it’s still one of the best destinations for LGBT travellers to get their history straight and their nightlife gay. The city offers a full calendar of events that include weekly parties, performances, arts, entertainment, and […]

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Cologne, Germany – Urban Lifestyle Destination

posted Tuesday, March 15, 2016

by: in Travel

The urban lifestyle is alive and well in Cologne. The metropolis on the Rhine is today a hotbed of creativity, with a lively urban scene that offers residents and visitors alike everything that makes a city special. This includes trends that leave visible traces on the urban landscape, but also a distinctive traditional feel in […]

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United States VS Canada

posted Monday, March 7, 2016

by: in Travel

Well American politics has certainly been quite interesting leading up to the final contenders for both political parties. There’s been the expected dose of slanderous accusations along the way before reaching this point, and while Republican Donald (Big Dong) Trump and Democrat (That Womyn) Hilary Clinton seem to be the front runners, the position for […]

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Review: “The Money Tree” – A Fun Filled Family Production

posted Sunday, March 6, 2016

by: in Parenting

When The Ginger Menace and I rolled up to The Roseneath Theatre I was not sure what to expect, therefore I was blown away by the scene we were greeted with. The folks at Roseneath sure know how to put on a kid friendly party! First we were met by a wide variety of items for the […]

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Baltimore LGBT Arts Exhibition – Queer Threads: Crafting Identity and Community

posted Saturday, March 5, 2016

by: in Travel

MICA hosts Queer Threads: Crafting Identity and Community, a traveling exhibition examining lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) identities and ideas through fiber crafts, on view until March 13, 2016 at MICA’s Decker Gallery inside the Fox Building (1303 W. Mount Royal Ave.). Curated by John Chaich, Queer Threads showcases works of art from […]

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JM Frey’s, “The Untold Tale” – A Feminist Fable, Science Fiction Style

posted Saturday, March 5, 2016

by: in Feminism

When Pip, badly beaten and left for dead, enters Forsyth Turn’s world, all things Forsyth knows as true are no longer. This tale of both fantasy and reality synthesizes together in a narrative about an unlikely hero, and his quest to be more than a ‘secondary character’. J.M. Frey, a Canadian award-winning science fiction and […]

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