Pride Parade
Community consultation held for 2020 Saskatoon Pride Festival
By Mandy Vocke Reporter
A community consultation was held so as many people as possible could be part of the planning process of the 2020 Saskatoon Pride Festival. Continue reading
‘Right thing for a premier to do:’ Saskatchewan’s Scott Moe reflects on Pride parade
Scott Moe’s participation in the Saskatoon Pride Festival marked a first for a Saskatchewan Party leader as well as for a Saskatchewan premier. Continue reading
Concerns raised over anti-LGBTQ2 speaker scheduled for campus event at Dalhousie University
In an email statement from a spokesperson, Dalhousie says it’s not affiliated with the event, just renting space to organizers. Continue reading
Massive crowd gathers for pride march in Taiwan
Since legalisation on May 24, more than 2,150 same-sex couples have married in Taiwan, government data shows. Continue reading
Montreal loses to Sydney, Australia in bid to host WorldPride 2023
The Australian city captured 60 per cent of the vote, while Montreal received 36 per cent and Austin, TX got three. Continue reading
Cape Breton regional council votes in favour of ban on nighttime parades
On Wednesday, Cape Breton regional council voted 7-4 to ban nighttime parades. Continue reading
VPL revises room booking policy after controversial speaker draws protests
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The move comes in the wake of a speaking engagement by a controversial feminist this year that drew condemnation and protests from the LGBTQ2 community. Continue reading
Thousands hit the streets for 2019 Calgary Pride Parade
Thousands packed downtown Calgary to watch the 2019 Pride Parade on Sunday. The event shut down streets from the East Village over to Eau Claire. Continue reading
Brave beginnings of Calgary Pride and gay rights movement
By Jill Croteau Reporter
Pioneers and historians takes us back in time to give an in-depth look at the gay history in Calgary. Here’s a look at the places where the gay rights movement all started. Continue reading
Scheer speech from 2005 unlikely to have much ballot box impact, political scientist says
Canadians are expected to head to the polls on Oct. 21. Continue reading