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Mayor Ford will not be part of Pride Parade this year

It’s official Mayor Rob Ford is skipping this year’s Pride Parade just like he did last year. He is citing the same reason as he did then, it’s a family weekend at the cottage. Last year when Ford bowed out of taking part in Pride event it was big news. He also had a stand [...]

Thousands of gay rights supporters have marched through Taiwan’s capital, calling for increased tolerance and the enactment of anti-discrimination legislation. The Saturday event is the ninth annual gay rights parade in Taipei, which has one of Asia’s most vibrant gay communities. The parade has attracted gays from around the world, with many marchers dressing up [...]

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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford may not have showed up for the 31st Pride Parade in Toronto today but at least million people didn’t follow suit enjoying the sun and community that makes Toronto the city it is. Several of the parade participants protested Mayor Ford’s no show with his image taped to various body parts. [...]

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Image being afraid that if your family found out you were queer they could turn you in. Clerics under Sharia Law could order you to be stoned, lashed or cut in half. That’s the reality for queers in Iran. According to Iran there are no homosexuals. Some Iranians are forced to undergo  surgery to become [...]

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Youth have their own place during Pride Week. From Fruit Loopz, various marches to Pride Prom youth are welcomed in Toronto during the week long celebration. Pride Toronto has worked to increase involvement with young people during the week long celebration. Pride Week is often a place where young people feel relaxed about their sexuality [...]

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For the past eleven years Family Pride has been a part of Pride Week in Toronto. This year the kid friendly zone is at Church Street Public School at the corner of Church Street and Alexander Street. For the kids  who come to Pride Week having a safe and child friendly spot during the celebration [...]

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June 24-July 3 is the 31st Pride Week in Toronto, a celebration and street festival that combines art, entertainment, social awareness, marches, a parade and many other events including fabulous parties. For 31 years Toronto has welcomed the world with open arms for a week of celebration. It wasn’t always a celebration, in the beginning [...]

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This morning at 10:00 a.m. over 700 runners took part in the Sixteenth Annual Pride and Remembrance Run. The run benefited the AIDS Committee of Toronto (ACT) and The Triangle Program. One of the beneficiaries, The Triangle Program is part of the Toronto School Board. It is an alternative school for LGBTQ youth in the [...]

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Mayor Rob Ford will not be on hand Sunday July 3 for the annual Pride Parade takes place in Toronto. Ford is begging off to go to his family cottage instead. Ford says that the cottage time is a family tradition that he isn’t breaking just because he’s the mayor. In past years Toronto mayors [...]

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10 X 10 Exhibition

Just in time for Pride, a new photography exhibition opens on June 27th. “100 Portraits celebrating queers in the arts” showcases extraordinary contributions to the arts in Canada. In a historical context, the LGBT community (organized or not) have worked within and supported the arts community for years, but because of social and political stigma, [...]

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