Special Issue

  • Rapping for the Queer Collective

    Rough Diamond Collective Embraces Queer Hip-Hop

    Hip-hop is not entirely accustomed to seeing Queer artists amongst its ranks—or so you might think. Having a strong, Queer hip-hop community in Montreal may be surprising, but Queer artists have actually been incredibly present in the Montreal hip-hop scene since the 1980s.

  • An Odd Man-Crush

    “I like dudes, but I’m not gay like that, y’know?”

  • To Grindr / Not to Grindr

    A Back-and-Forth About a Homo-App

    People have long dreamt of having a better, more technological means of picking up than awkwardly approaching someone in a bar.

  • Kinky Cover Art

    For Elise Dawson, flipping through a skin-mag with her mom over her shoulder was the start of a very comfortable sexual lifestyle, which has now transitioned to producing porn.

  • Perverse Pleasures

    Queer Sex, Kink & Love

    Fetish, kink, freak—whatever you call it, and whatever you feel about it—is actually everywhere. Permeating our physical bodies, punctuating our pleasures and playing a real part in the power dynamics all around us, kinkiness remains

  • Fear of Flying

    Flight-Ban Discriminates Against Trans Fliers

    A regulatory change quietly made to the Aeronautics Act by Transport Canada last July could disallow transsexual and transgender people from boarding flights leaving Canada.

  • How Policy Denies Identity

    Empowerment comes from the strangest places sometimes. Nothing makes me feel more empowered than watching society’s intellectual elite get weak at the knees when they realize that I’m a transexual. All of a sudden, my features shift from handsome ruggedness and good-boy looks into the alien look of a strange transexual child.

  • What’s to Come

    You might have been shocked by our cover.

    You might have also asked yourself, is this how The Link actually sees queer identity?

  • Preventing Prevention

    Protest Against Controversial Non-Disclosure HIV Law

    A small group of activists gathered outside the Montreal Superior Court Feb. 7 to protest the criminalization of non-disclosure of an HIV-positive status.

  • How Sustainable Is Concordia?

    An institution that spends upwards of  $450 million annually can have a huge impact on the future of sustainability, depending on how it chooses to spend its money.