With marriage and other rights settled, Canadian queers have won most of their big battles, said Ontario-based Judge David Corbett. There are, however, still battles to be won: "And there’s a tension between organized religion — and the right to freedom of religion — and the right for people to be free from discrimination… But I think there’ll still be cases that have to iron out where the boundaries are going to be around those issues." And there's also the messy issue of divorces. [Chronicle Herald]