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As a man of science I have spent a fair amount of time trying to justify the purpose of my existence within my own belief system, while also considering...

Icon. Vegan. Albertan. Singer. Songwriter. Lesbian. These are only a few of the adjectives used to describe the incredible K.D. Lang. Born in Edmonton...

There are sketch shows which have the occasional gay character (for example, Daffyd on Little Britain, or Buddy Cole on Kids in the Hall). However, there...

The Pride Parade is a chance to publicly showcase the many facets of our community to outsiders, and even to each other. It often helps to fly a common...

Perhaps it is just me, but somehow I think those tasked with the responsibility of education should be better informed, educated if you will, about various...

Mars in Leo promotes bold, flashy initiative. Now he’s opposing Neptune in Aquarius, tempting us to jump way ahead of ourselves and the limits of common...

Rose McGowan! In Chains! It seems like Hollywood’s suddenly into imprisoning women. Of course, they’ve been doing that for years now, figuratively speaking...

Does your neck hurt when you go down on your girl? Does a wild ride with a strap-on leave your lower back aching? Does your hand get fatigued or cramp...

Lethbridge is the fourth largest city in Alberta, with a population of approximately 80,000. But despite its relatively large size, the gay scene is unfortunately...

There are three things you should know right off the bat about Dallas Green. He has the voice of an angel, he’s hilarious, and he is an incredibly nice...

Dear GayCalgary Readers, You’re invited to join us for Pride Festival 2008! It’s almost that time of the year and the start of Pride Festival 2008 with...

Edmonton’s Prism Bar Under New Ownership Edmonton’s Prism Bar & Grill has admittedly been struggling for a while, but new owners Deborah and Tracey are...

I remember the monumental occasion of “coming out” as gay. Wow! Both scared and exhilarated at the same time, I proudly left the closet and assumed like...

It was one of those news items that almost slipped by everyone, despite the potential ramifications that it could have for the transgender community and...

While I wasn’t alive to experience the 1970’s, the era lives on in its music. That era’s message continues on today, and this is especially evident in...

One of the biggest LGBT events in Western Canada, the Bud Light Canadian Rockies International Rodeo rides into its 15th year this June 27th – 29th. ARGRA...

Dave Bronconnier is a born and raised Calgarian who has been on city council since 1992. He was elected Calgary’s 35th mayor in 2001, and is presently...

Stephen Mandel moved to Edmonton from Windsor, Ontario in 1972. He was elected to city council in 2001 and elected Edmonton’s 34th mayor in 2004. He is...

With its tree-lined streets, spectacular gardens, and youthful yet intellectual personality, Boston’s an easy city to love in the springtime. Winters last...

It has been ten years since the landmark battle for rights of Vriend vs. Alberta. Delwin Vriend sued the government for allowing discrimination based on...

Bold, honest and tinged with a healthy dose of levity, Gwen Haworth’s film, “She’s A Boy I Knew” (showing recently at the Fairy Tales International Film...

“Funplex” by The B-52’s If this was my first time hearing the B-52’s, my question would be “what is all this random hippie crap?” Don’t get me wrong...

With Pride fast approaching, people of all sorts are coming out of the woodwork. From supportive community churches to the Asexual Visibility Education...

The Works Festival, now in its 23rd year, is a free, all-ages arts and design festival taking place across 28 locations in Edmonton. Beginning June 20th...

The Edmonton Pride Week Society proudly presents Pride Week 2008: Mardi Gras, Unmasked and Outrageous, running from June 13th to the 22nd. This event will...

Pride Calgary officially kicks off its 2008 season this coming June 8th at 12 noon, as thousands of spectators come to Stephen Avenue to watch a celebration...

If you caught the 2008 Juno Awards, you saw Toronto’s Jully Black steal the show with the broadcast-ending rendition of her hit Seven Day Fool. Black returned...

“GLBTTQQ? Yes, we do have a community in Banff!” read one of the first posters that Mountain Pride posted in town, and things have gone steadily uphill. In...

On Sunday, June 12th at the Jubilee Auditorium, One Yellow Rabbit (OYR) will celebrate its Silver Jubilee. The evening will feature the OYR ensemble of...

I was recently in Seattle, Washington and was offered the chance to not only see Margaret Cho live, but go backstage and meet the Queen of Queer comedy...