Ceremonies across New Brunswick mark Remembrance Day Sunday
By Callum Smith Video Journalist
Sunday was a chance to pay tribute to those who have fought, and those who continue to fight for our freedom. Continue reading
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Matthew Shepard, symbol of LGBTQ struggle, laid to rest 20 years after his death
The ashes of Matthew Shepard, whose brutal murder in the 1990s became a rallying cry for LGBTQ rights, were laid to rest Friday in Washington National Cathedral. Continue reading
N.B. village’s removal of straight-pride flag is discrimination, creator says
Glenn Bishop doesn’t understand why Chipman village officials removed the flag after a single day. Continue reading
Small New Brunswick village removes ‘straight pride’ flag after backlash
Chipman Mayor Carson Atkinson says the flag met the village council’s criteria because it “recognizes, accepts and respects the rights of individuals under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.” Continue reading
‘Be a flamingo in a flock of pigeons’: Regina man hosts first prairie LGBT talk show
By Cami Kepke Reporter
“Somebody at home, we hope, is watching and learning it’s alright to drink a pink drink no matter what gender you are.” Continue reading
LGBTQ youth three times more likely to attempt suicide than their peers: study
Transsexual youth were at highest risk, nearly six times as likely to attempt suicide as heterosexual peers, researchers reported. Continue reading
Romanian referendum to ban gay marriage fails due to low voter turnout
Data from the national election bureau showed voter turnout stood at 20.4 per cent when the polls closed at 1800 GMT, below the 30 per cent required for it to be valid. Continue reading
Transgender community in Jordan faces abuse, discrimination
What does it mean to be transgender in Jordan? This summer, JHR Jordan supported journalist Hiba Abu Taha in producing an in-depth story on the topic. Continue reading
In photos: How LGBT Indians celebrated the legalization of gay sex
Celebrations broke out across India following a landmark Supreme Court ruling that decriminalized homosexual intercourse. Continue reading
Leaked Knecht memo tries to explain why no LBGTQ apology coming from EPS
By Scott Johnston Reporter
A leaked memo from Edmonton Police Chief Rod Knecht to members of the Edmonton Police Service explains why the EPS has so far not joined four other police forces in Canada in offering a formal apology to the LGBTQ community. Continue reading
