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Canadian Memorial United Church, on West 15th Avenue, was lit up with rainbow colours during the Sunday morning service.

The City of Richmond is offering subsidies to low-income residents who want to train as lifeguards and swimming teachers.

The Chicago LGBT Hall of Fame will announce its latest slate of inductees during a press conference on Monday, July 31 at 6:00 at Sidetrack.

Islanders participating in a workshop held by the Native Council of P.E.I. Thursday got a chance to explore gender identity from an Indigenous perspective as they learned about the history of two-spirit people.

PRWeek talks with the people influencing the DC landscape

North Shore Pride Alliance’s Gary Woods asks the community to show its support and rise up against hate at North Vancouver's Pride at the Pier Aug. 4.

These South Carolina festivals offer a variety of different experiences and activities that should appeal to almost everone.

Calgary Pride is excited to announce our Pride Week raffle fundraiser! Winner details: 1st Place Winner receives 50% of the raffle proceeds, 2 tickets to anywhere Air Canada flies, a weekend staycation for two at Calgary’s Regency Hyatt, and a Sunday brunch for four at Thomson’s Kitchen & Bar. 2nd Place Winner receives 100,000 Hilton points […]

'Are We Friends Now?' compiles works by and about queer youth all across the Island, from poems, to short stories, to novel excerpts. The book will be published next week.

Every June for years, a rainbow-striped banner celebrating Pride Week had been draped over the long balcony of the magnificent city hall in Valladolid, northern Spain.