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The immigration and refugee rights of gay men and people living with HIV
Immigration and refugee rights in Canada are under siege and this is impacting people living with HIV. Toronto lawyer and human rights activist El Farouk Khaki, in a video interview, explains why this is so and what we can do about it. -
Putting barebacking into context
Who barebacks and why? The AIDS Committee of Toronto’s bathhouse counsellor Rahim Thawer provides some answers. -
Ken Monteith reports on Montreal’s Aires Libres 2013
‘Tis the season…to close Ste-Catherine Street in the Village in Montréal to all but pedestrian traffic, suspend reality and a whole lot of pink balls and move everything out onto the street. -
POZ-TO returns in June with a Bollywood DJ
Mark your calendar for this monthly dance party for poz folks and their friends on June 22 in Toronto -
Candlelight memorial in British Columbia
Vancouver International AIDS Candlelight Memorial on Sunday May 19, 2013 beginning at 7:30pm in Alexandra Park at the Gazebo/Band Stand. -
ACT’s annual Research Day is a free event that will enhance our understanding of HIV research in relation to stigma, mental health and HIV over the lifespan. -
Tanzanian youth working with Toronto-based Charitable Organisation wins global logo design competition for International AIDS Conference -
DJ Relentless announces the next dance party in Toronto for poz folks and their allies. It’s May 5. AND there’s a free megamix download here to boot. -
Moving forward on treatment as prevention
Bob Leahy was in Vancouver last week for the International Treatment as Prevention Workshop, an important gathering of global leaders, experts and community, which left him highly optimistic that we have the tools to end the epidemic. Here’s his report. -
Being a gay, bi, queer or trans guy who manages his drugs and booze and who navigates the realities of HIV, STIs and stigma requires SPUNK! -
30 years of ACT: A conversation with Hazelle Palmer
As the AIDS Committee of Toronto, Canada’s largest AIDS service organization, turns 30-years-old, the agency’s executive director talks with PositiveLite.com about its past, present and future.
