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Marine biologist Kiley Best says we need to rekindle our relationships with blue spaces. Here's why, and a few ways to start:

Sea of Love Blue spaces like arctic and antarctic ice, saltwater ocean, rivers, and lakes make up the global ocean. They cover 71 percent of the planet and are critical to the survival of all living things. River pollution, ocean acidification and melting ice caps are on the radar of most Canadians. But dire wa

This Magazine is looking for News pitches for the upcoming Culture - DIY issue!

Do you have an inside scoop about a grassroots organization in Canada? Are there developments in zine culture or DIY movements the public should know about? What is the latest with intentionally off the grid communities or people home schooling their children in Canada these days? Do you know of marginalized people or organizations forming communities or support systems outside of the mainstream to profile?

Please send news-related pitches for the November/December print issue of This Magazine!

Details about the News section's format can be found here: https://this.org/contribute/

The News section is also accepting general, un-themed pitches in relation to news in Canada from a progressive lens.

If you have any questions please reach out to News Editor, Aysha White available at, [email protected]

Pitches are due by August 18. Please send them to: [email protected]

Contribute to This Magazine Announcing our themes for 2023/2024! March/April 2023: Open Theme. Closed to pitches. May/June 2023: Q***r Issue. Closed to pitches. July/August 2023: Summer Reading Issue. Closed to pitches. September/October 2023: Drugs Issue. Closed to pitches. November/December 2023: Annual Cultu

we're cozied up at our desks and hatching plans for our annual Culture Issue! this year's focus is DIY

Sarah MacLeod wasn't sure if they wanted to come out to their colleagues, but once they did, people treated them as the office's de facto q***r resource, seeking expertise they weren't being paid to give.

Ben Burnett reports on being "out" at work:

Occupational Hazard When Sarah MacLeod started working for a software company in Charlottetown, P.E.I., they weren’t sure if they wanted to come out to their colleagues. As a member of a small team, they mostly worked independently, and felt comfortable keeping their q***rness relatively private. At that point, about...

There are still a few days left to donate to our emergency fundraising campaign. We're hoping to raise $5,000 by the end of July and are so close to reaching our goal. Please help us get there

Donate to This Magazine Donate today and help This Magazine continue to publish the best in thoughtful, progressive journalism—with a Canadian perspective. This Magazine turns 57 in 2023. We couldn’t do the work we do without your support. Most of our operating budget—smaller than what most mainstream magazines spend...

"Fashion spaces have long excluded people who aren’t straight, white, cisgender, able-bodied men. But for many disabled folks, the field also represents opportunity—a place where it’s possible to crip, or challenge through a disability justice lens, dominant understandings of disability and gender."

New work from Tobin Ng:

Cripping the Script Michelle Peek Photography courtesy of Bodies in Translation: Activist Art, Technology & Access to Life, Re•Vision: The Centre for Art & Social Justice at the University of Guelph. Fashion spaces have long excluded people who aren't straight, white, cisgender, able-bodied men. But for many

It's the last week of our emergency fundraising campaign. We're hoping to raise $5,000 by the end of July. We're almost there, but need your help to reach our goal https://this.org/donate/

Today we're sharing Tova Gaster's profile of The Scarlette Ibis, a Vancouver drag queen advocating for Indigenous representation and gender-affirming care. Read it here: https://this.org/2023/07/20/birds-of-a-feather/

There's just over one week left in our emergency fundraising campaign. We're hoping to raise $5,000 by the end of July. We're over half-way there, but still need your support. Every little bit helps to keep This Magazine alive

Donate to This Magazine Donate today and help This Magazine continue to publish the best in thoughtful, progressive journalism—with a Canadian perspective. This Magazine turns 57 in 2023. We couldn’t do the work we do without your support. Most of our operating budget—smaller than what most mainstream magazines spend...

For our Q***r Issue, Erin Gee profiles Deca Thlon, a performer who has merged sport and drag: https://this.org/2023/07/18/clearing-hurdles/

Our Save This fundraising campaign is still going strong. We need to raise $5,000 by the end of the month. If you can, please donate. Every little bit helps and we are so grateful for your support

Donate to This Magazine Donate today and help This Magazine continue to publish the best in thoughtful, progressive journalism—with a Canadian perspective. This Magazine turns 57 in 2023. We couldn’t do the work we do without your support. Most of our operating budget—smaller than what most mainstream magazines spend...