Thunder Pride News Today

Education and safety were at the forefront during a special town hall-style meeting between members of Thunder Bay's 2SLGBTQ+ community and the city's police service on Thursday night.

The demonstrations in front of Arthur Street Marketplace come one month after the "1MillionMarch4Children" events were held across Canada.

Thunder Bay-Atikokan MPP Kevin Holland has denied charges he "ghosted" requests for meetings with a local LGBTQ+ group, while defending his absence from this year's Pride events.

Pride organizations say they've had to focus more on crisis planning and security recently

A pair of local organizations are urging the City of Thunder Bay to deepen its commitment to the LGBT+ community, with asks including gender and sexual diversity training for city council and more visible symbols of inclusion at city facilities.

Library leadership, a proposal for a Northwood pickleball hub, and emergency funding for an Ogden-Simpson youth centre were all on city council’s agenda this week.

Organizers of Thunder Bay's pride month have released event details, including a street festival on Red River Road and the 2nd Annual Glitter Ball featuring Canada's Drag Race star Rita Baga.

Community members bid “Farewell to Victoriaville” with a holiday event that included vendors, a Christmas tree lighting, and drag queen story time.

With many pride events leaning more and more towards commercialization, many in the community, believes that the 2SLGBTQIA community needs more community-based events

Instead of an official Pride parade in Thunder Bay, Ont., this weekend, there will be a march to raise awareness about injustices against the two-spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.