Out of the Closets, Into the Streets: Toronto’s LGBTQ History Walking Tour
Toronto's queer history isn't all in the Church and Wellesley Village.
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What Hanlan’s Nude Beach Means to Toronto’s Queer Community
Toronto Council Gearing Up For Another Battle Over Pride Funding
Straight politicians keep trying to dictate to Pride who should be welcome at the parade.
Cruising the History of Policing Gay Sex in Toronto Parks
For many local queer people, the arrests in Marie Curtis Park felt like 1981 all over again.
Canada’s LGBTQ Movement Began in Toronto Gay Bars and Bathhouses
The Toronto Star Editorial Board is Not Your Ally
They should take several seats.
Proclaiming Our Pride
Why Toronto didn't officially proclaim Lesbian and Gay Pride Day until 1991.
The March to Pride
Celebrations, protests, and community action in the 1970s that made Toronto's Pride possible.
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