CanQueer spoke with the Canadian Department of Defence about whether or not they consider Grindr to be a National Security issue in light of the US making that decision. Canada believes it's policies and security directives are enough to keep Canada safe, and they do not consider Grindr to be a national security risk. In addition the team from Gaywire provide coverage of the recent Edmonton pride festival decision to cancel the parade.

Luke and Sebastien discuss the ongoing GLBT issue in Alberta around the election and the United Conservative Party position on Gay Straight Alliances. In addition Luke and Sebastien discuss some of the motions that were submitted to the Toronto Pride Special Meeting, which included a motion to potentially ban corporate floats.

Luke and Sebastien discuss the BC Human Rights Tribunal decision that ruled that that William Whatcott distributed hate flyers. In a shocking decision where the judge described it "In my view, the Flyer is the modern version of a ‘whites only’ sign” - Panel Member Cousineau, British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal.

In this week's show Luke and Sebastien discuss the reemergence of Alberta Conservative Party leader Jason Kenney. In addition they discuss the fall out from the Vancouver City funding decision over the Vancouver Rape Relief center.

Luke and Sebastien discuss the tragedy in Chrischurch and the importance, and the need for everyone to reject extremism, and for the LGBT community to stand firm against Islamaphobia. They then discuss the complicated world of evolving language around gender identity.

Luke and Sebastien take a look at some of the latest fall out from the Doug Ford education changes in Ontario. The infamous snitch line appears to be contrary to what is being argued as teacher's discretion in court.

In this week's episode Luke and Sebastien tackle a recent debacle over the Canadian Drag Queen Brook Lynn Heights. In addition Sebastien interviewed Gary Lacasse about the state of HIV funding in Canada.