By Charnice Nelson
Once I tried pulling my oversized shirt tighter and arching my back slightly to emphasize the fact that, yes, I have curves. It seemed to make them more uncomfortable than the lineup on my fade.
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Thailand has long been on the radar for LGBTQ travellers – and for good reason. The country strikes a perfect balance of vibrant city life, breathtaking nature, rich culture and outrageously fun gay nightlife scene. From the temples of Bangkok to the chill beaches of Koh Samet I recently explored some of Thailand’s most iconic spots. Whether you’re planning your honeymoon, a solo adventure or just need a great excuse to eat your body weight in Pad Thai, here’s why Thailand should be on your bucket list.
Most travellers will kick off their Thai adventure in Bangkok and Air Canada offers the only direct flight from North America. It’s a late departure from YVR which makes for an easy connection from any other major Canadian airport.
My first stop in this amazing city was…
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Despite being one of the most consistently touring bands in the world, it has been along fifteen and a half years since Korn performed in Calgary. Despite 6 studio albums in that time and many worldwide tours, it wasn’t until September 28th, 2025’s Saddledome concert that Korn once again performed for the Calgary faithful. While the wait was arduous, the sold-out crowd showed all was forgiven when they began to roar as the first riffs of Blind echoed through the arena. When singer Jonathan Davis growled "Are you ready?" as a curtain dropped, the answer was absolutely, yes.
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By Anne Marie Molloy
From the late 1960s until a peace agreement was reached in 1998, Northern Ireland—particularly its capital, Belfast—was devastated by bitter sectarian violence dubbed “The Troubles.”
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