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The Halifax drag queen throws one of Pride's biggest parties—Gaga night—on July 21 at The Seahorse.

Friends Patrick Maubert and Liane Khoury noticed there wasn’t a space for people in their community to share their experiences with addiction and support one another. So, they founded UNtoxicated Queers just after the pandemic began.

The Halifax Pride parade is returning in a big way for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.

The 35th annual Halifax Pride parade made its way through the city on Saturday with members of dozens of organizations waving flags at enthusiastic spectators lining the streets.

The executive director of the Halifax Pride Festival says it's important that the festival reflects the diversity of the community at all levels.

The celebration of the 2SLGBTQ+ community happens July 14-24.

Our Pride Festival is July, but the rest of the world seems to celebrate Pride in June. As it turns out, Haligonians get double the party.

A newly proposed policy would make it easier to access surgery and hormones, provide more insurance coverage, and transition the province to an informed consent model.

Halifax Pride plans to launch a full-scale festival from July 14-24, which will see the return of the parade for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Nova Scotia.

Halifax's only gay chorus is performing live again after two years and after already selling 1,200 tickets, they say, it's clear, people in HRM are ready and eager for more queer entertainment.