Devon Banfield is a writer and editor at Now Toronto and The Brandon Gonez Show. With a passion for Queer issues, women’s rights, and Endometriosis research, Banfield covers a diverse range of topics including culture, politics, and sports, reflecting her commitment to societal issues and regional interests. She is featured in NOW Magazine.
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By: Devon Banfield
As Canada kicks off its World Cup campaign, a Toronto charity is bringing hundreds of newcomers together to build community...
From a family-friendly Pride market and a celebration under the sea to Caribbean-inspired festivities, a community picnic and a WNBA Pride game, these unique Toronto events offer plenty of ways to celebrate beyond the usual parties and parade route.
By: Devon Banfield
Pride J'ouvert founder Tammara James-Francis says the annual celebration blends Carnival traditions with a commitment to safety, inclusion and liberation in the face of homophobia and racism.
By: Devon Banfield
More than a decade after the iconic music video captured the hearts of Queer audiences, Hayley Kiyoko brings "Girls Like Girls"
More than a decade after “Girls Like Girls” became a sapphic anthem, Hayley Kiyoko is bringing the story to the big screen—and using it to champion Queer joy, Asian representation and the power of seeing yourself reflected.
By: Devon Banfield
As Pride celebrations take place across Canada, organizations serving 2SLGBTQIA+ communities say funding cuts, economic pressures, and growing demand are threatening their ability to provide essential services.
By: Devon Banfield
Launching on World Refugee Day, Trail Movement Toronto hopes to provide culturally responsive support, wellness programming and community for BIPOC Queer newcomers navigating life in Canada.
The campaign urges Canadians to stand with 2SLGBTQIA+ refugees as advocates warn recent policy changes could make Canada less accessible for those seeking safety.
By: Devon Banfield
A dozen 2SLGBTQ+ couples from across Canada and beyond will tie the knot during a Pride weekend wedding takeover in downtown Toronto, with organizers hoping to make marriage more accessible while celebrating queer love.
By: Devon Banfield
As Pride celebrations continue to evolve, many people in the Queer community are reflecting on what it means to celebrate with intention. For the organizers of the annual Underground Pride event, the answer lies in creating space for both joy and reflection.
