"Basically it's completely different. We are really excited about what we have pulled together for Pride week."

It came later in the year than usual and was scaled down due to COVID-19, but Saturday's Queen City Pride Parade was as colourful, and meaningful, as ever.

Pride London Festival took a virtual route this year to delivery its annual celebrations and events in order to keep participants safe from risks of COVID-19.

There will be a protest, rainbow flags and performances -- it is LGBTQ2 Pride, after all.

So far, Pride Winnipeg has said they won't work with the museum for Fierté Canada Pride, the national pride festival that is set to take place in Winnipeg in 2022.

The organization issued a statement Wednesday, as it announced it would also be backing calls by the Black Lives Matter movement to defund police. 

The SPS won’t take part in the virtual pride parade, given global conversations about systemic racism in law enforcement, an organizer says.

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

Saskatoon Pride isn’t going to let a pandemic rain on its parade.

In a statement issued from his official Twitter account on Tuesday, MacKay said that "Pride parades are important" and that he has applied to march in Toronto Pride's parade on June 28.