Although the 2019 Edmonton Pride Festival was cancelled, Edmontonians can still take to other organizations and surrounding communities to celebrate. Continue reading →

It’s normally one of the most well-attended events in Alberta’s capital, but this year, the Edmonton Pride Festival won’t take place at all, according to an email sent out by organizers Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading →

The organization says this year’s June parade will take place in the heart of Winnipeg’s downtown — through the iconic Portage and Main intersection.  Continue reading →

Pride Toronto said the decision to allow Toronto police to participate in the 2019 parade was made following a period of “co-operation and collaboration.” Continue reading →

Kelowna Pride has selected a former Syrian citizen as its grand marshall for its 2018 Pride March. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is slated to attend a Pride-related event and also meet with police officers and their families as he offers his condolences to the community. Continue reading →

“This game is to take away the name ‘Dyke’, that’s how it started,” said 13-year veteran Heather Roberts. “‘Dyke’ was used as a derogatory term back in the day.” Continue reading →

“We’re so lucky that we live in Canada” Continue reading →

With over a million people expected to attend the Pride Parade, and with several other special events happening around town, the city recommends using public transit. Continue reading →