The Body Politic - Historic Places Days

The Body Politic

Toronto, Ontario
Type
Queer Historic Place
Address
24 Duncan Street, Toronto, ON, Canada
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The Body Politic was a highly influential queer monthly newspaper with a global reach. It was published in Toronto from 1971-1987, and was a leader for Canada’s gay liberation and lesbian feminist movements. While the newspaper is now out of print, you can stop by 24 Duncan St, Toronto, ON., to admire where it all happened.

This listing was uploaded by Amber Collins, Special Projects Assistant at the National Trust for Canada, on Monday July 22, 2026. 

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Location

24 Duncan Street, Toronto, ON, Canada
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