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New Resort Catering to Gay Men Opens in Palm Springs, Along With Other Hotel Updates

posted Thursday, February 17, 2022

by: in Travel

The Descanso Resort caters exclusively to gay men, and is the first new men’s resort to open in Palm Springs in more than a decade. It’s all about that indoor/outdoor living at the former East Canyon Resort & Spa. It’s the brother property to the Santiago, and provides the same standard of deluxe accommodations. Located […]

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KitKat Chocolatory partners with Friends of Ruby for Chosen Family Day – Feb 22, 2022

posted Monday, February 14, 2022

by: in Hospitality (Food & Beverage)

KitKat Chocolatory is proud to launch a two-year partnership with Toronto LGBTQI2S organization, Friends of Ruby, just in time for Chosen Family Day—on February 22, 2022, the third annual day to acknowledge important relationships and support systems within the community. Chosen Family Day, a national observance of the significant relationships among those in the LGBTQ+ […]

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Join “We-Vibes” Sex Toy Scavenger Hunt – February 12, 2022 (Toronto)

posted Thursday, February 10, 2022

by: in Sex & Sexuality

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, on Saturday, February 12th, 2022, We-Vibe is hosting an international, multi-city scavenger hunt where winners will receive free sex toys for a year, totaling nearly $100,000 in value. To help couples bring some adventure and novelty to their relationship, five Chorus toys per city will be hidden in iconic […]

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National AIDS Memorial Observes Black History Month with Featured Online Programs Honoring Black Lives Lost to AIDS

posted Wednesday, February 9, 2022

by: in Activism

The National AIDS Memorial marks Black History Month and National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day with featured online programming honouring Black lives touched by AIDS.  A specially curated selection of stories is being featured as part of a virtual exhibition of the AIDS Memorial Quilt and engraved names in the National AIDS Memorial Grove. The special […]

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They – queer dystopian 1977 novel with a genderless narrator is now back in print

posted Tuesday, February 8, 2022

by: in Books

THEY by Kay Dick is a lost dystopian masterpiece and overlooked queer classic newly available for the first time in forty years in this special international publication. THEY is eerily prescient and startlingly urgent. Two publishing people recently discovered THEY in used bookshops at almost exactly the same time. Which is a miracle because the book has been out of print […]

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Chicago – the perfect destination for a gay getaway

posted Saturday, February 5, 2022

by: in On The Road with Bill Malcolm

Chicago makes for a perfect winter weekend visit. I always stay in the Lakeview East neighborhood just south of the gayborhood formerly known as Boystown (newly re-christened as “Northalsted” to promote inclusion). You will find most of the bars and gay businesses on Halsted Street itself although like with many cities, gentrification has taken its […]

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Grant’s and Gibson’s – 12 is the magic number when it comes to great tasting whisky

posted Tuesday, February 1, 2022

by: in Hospitality (Food & Beverage)

We’re in the depths of winter with those days that we reach zero making it feel like spring. So, we bundle up and endure to get some fresh air during the day. However, as night descends we slid into our comfy clothes and relax with a new book, or watch one of the many new […]

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Go alcohol-free with these cool booze alternatives

posted Monday, January 31, 2022

by: in Hospitality (Food & Beverage)

For those looking to give their liver a break or just prefer a non-alcoholic cocktail, try one of these new alcohol-free alternatives. I’ve tried them, and they are very similar in taste and texture to the real thing, yet without the hangover! Try them on their own, with your favourite mix, or go wild with […]

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Alphabet of Hope – anthology of stories written by members of the global LGBTQ+ community

posted Sunday, January 30, 2022

by: in Books

Alphabet of Hope is an anthology of stories written by members of the LGBTQ+ community from around the world. Hope is a precious commodity for teenagers trying to understand their identity, and these authors share their own accounts of trying to understand who they are, and how the world is going to treat them once […]

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Freedom Facts and Figures

posted Saturday, January 29, 2022

by: in The Online Politician

Hi Pigeon. As the trucker convoy rolls across Canada, whether it be one hundred or fifty thousand trucks as no one seems to truly know, it raises the question if people really understand our political structure in Canada. First off, the concern for me, is that MPs and their staff are receiving death threats from […]

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