Mag no.10 – Call for Submissions
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Issue no.10 – Motion We’re setting in motion a milestone that marks a decade of amplifying queer voices,...
17.01.2025
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11.04.2023
Book launch for Archives Lesbiennes
On April 22, during Lesbian Visibility Day at Bain Mathieu in Montreal, the Quebec Lesbian Network is launching the book Lesbian Archives...
10.11.2020
Discover Gender Creative Kids
Gender Creative Kids Changes Its French Name and Reveals Its New Visual Identity Founded in 2013 in Montreal, Gender Creative Kids is a prominent community organization that...
21.09.2020
Rendez Vous: Women x Nonbinary Digital Connect
Rendez Vous: Women x Nonbinary Digital Connect is the next evolution of Pride at Work Canada’s popular LGBTQ2+ Women’s Networking...
02.06.2020
Read, donate – get involved!
If you can’t protest, if you can’t donate, you surely can sign petitions, read and learn! There would be no LGBTQ+ liberation...
11.05.2020
JVL 2020 – Online Programming
In these exceptional circumstances, the Quebec Lesbian Network decided to maintain Lesbian Visibility Day 2020 next June, in the form of...
06.04.2020
Emergency fund for Village’s merchants
The Village Montréal is selling all remaining inventory from Claude Cormier’s rainbow balls work. Initially planned as a sales inventory...
17.03.2020
Being There for You Is Our Priority – Interligne
To all LGBTQ + communities, Interligne and LSTW wish to remind people that it is normal to experience...
05.08.2019
Montreal Pride 2019 – Can’t miss events
With Fierté Montréal Pride right around the corner, the LSTW team has pored over the festival’s stacked line-up and picked out a bunch...
18.07.2019
Jess Salomon & Eman El-Husseini – THE EL-SALOMONS
LSTW had the chance to chat with Jess Salomon and Eman El-Husseini, the lovely (and oh so funny) comedian...
21.06.2019
10 questions to Danielle Mustarde – DIVA Magazine
Staff writer at DIVA Magazine and freelance journalist based in London, Danielle Mustarde is specialising in...
25.04.2019
Lesbian Visibility Day in Montreal
Created in 1982, the Lesbian Visibility Day is still relevant. With this event, the goal is to bring together LGBTQ women and provide a...