OUTSaskatoon
OUTSaskatoon’s gender-based violence project work underway
OUTSaskatoon members are at work on a couple of new projects addressing gender-based violence. Continue reading
Western Development Museum and Saskatoon Pride Festival team up for new event
WDM and the Saskatoon Pride Festival have partnered on a new initiative called ‘Spark Your Pride: Sharing Our Stories, Celebrating Our Lives.’ Continue reading
OUTSaskatoon getting over $1.1M to support survivors of gender-based violence
Over $1.1 million was announced by the Canadian government in support of two OUTSaskatoon projects. Continue reading
City of Saskatoon working towards inclusive change rooms at leisure centres
Saskatoon leisure centres with designated men’s and women’s change rooms leave some transgender people with few options if they want more privacy. Continue reading
Hundreds show up to support Saskatoon AIDS walk
The event is put on by AIDS Saskatoon and OUTSaskatoon to raise awareness around AIDS and HIV while also supporting prevention and education programs. Continue reading
‘It’s the best day of the year’: Thousands celebrate Saskatoon’s Pride parade
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Thousands of people gather downtown to celebrate Saskatoon’s 26th Pride Parade. Continue reading
Queer on the Prairies: author documents history of LGBTQ community in Sask.
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
University of Saskatchewan history professor Valerie Korinek documents untold history of the LGBTQ community in Saskatchewan in her new book. Continue reading
Hundreds celebrate Saskatoon’s first two-spirit powwow at University of Saskatchewan
Organized by OUTSaskatoon, the city’s first public two-spirit powwow took place at the University of Saskatchewan on Saturday. Continue reading
Saskatoon Pride Festival the result of decades of activism
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The Saskatoon Pride Festival is celebrating 25 years, but it may not have happened if not for the work of vocal activists. Continue reading
Discrimination still ‘alive and well’ in Saskatoon, according to LGBTQ group
By Joel Senick Anchor and reporter
The co-chair of Saskatoon’s Pride Festival says it’s still common to hear homophobic slurs in Saskatoon. Continue reading