The chief of the Moose Jaw Police Service offered an apology to the LGBTQ2 community on Tuesday.

Saskatchewan Pride organizations are postponing events and shifting to virtual celebrations under COVID-19 restrictions.

An almost $100,000 investment from the federal government is seen as "a source of pride" for the LGBTQ community in Moose Jaw, Sask.

After nearly a decade with Moose Jaw Pride, executive director and co-founder Joe Wickenhauser has announced he will be stepping down.

Moose Jaw has commenced its pride week celebrations.

Moose Jaw Pride paints an historic mural to mark the LGBT milestones in the city.

From the 1950s to mid-1990s, thousands of LGBT members of RCMP, the Armed Forces, and Federal Public Services were weeded out through a policy known as "The Purge."

A Saskatchewan junior hockey club is apologizing for what it calls a misunderstanding with the family of a transgender girl that hosts hockey players in their home.