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In 2011, writer Paul Aguirre-Livingston published an article in the Toronto paper “The Grid”, declaring that this was “the dawn of a new gay”. With acceptance and technology, he argued, queer bars, business and a central queer village seemed unnecessary for his generation of 20-somethings. Mark Kenneth Woods explores the changing face of Canada’s largest queer enclave and asks “is the village dying?”