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A Halifax photographer has self-published a new book that highlights the experiences of LGBTQ people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A Halifax artist who has received international attention for their art installation honouring chosen family and kinship recently made the shortlist to propose designs for a national monument memorializing the discrimination faced by LGBTQ people in Canada.

Pride PEI organizers are finding a silver lining after moving most of last week's festival events online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Festival chair John Kimmell said the necessary accommodation for public health measures has allowed for broader participation. He personally heard from people in eight or nine countries who tuned in. "We found we extended our reach and the pickup, not only for the live events and participation...

'It’s important to analyze and understand the ways in which sexuality and gender are socially constructed,' says professor Brenda Hattie-Longmire.

Pride groups from across Atlantic Canada are coming together to support members of the LGBTQ2S+ community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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While scrolling through Facebook one day, a contest caught the eye of Glace Bay native Doug Currie. It was a post by PEI Gay Tourism Association about a “Share Your Pride” weekend getaway contest, where people could like, share, and...

A church group is being pressured to cancel two speakers at a conference in Pugwash, N.S., next month, amid concerns they promote a homophobic message to young people.
The event at Camp Pugwash, a venue owned by the Maritime Conference of the...

A new program is being developed to help seniors in P.E.I. who identify as LGBT transition to a long-term care setting like a nursing home, especially those with dementia.

When Greg Smith started curling, he said, the sport didn't have many openly gay athletes to look up to. Now, he hopes to provide that representation for young LGBT Canadians.

EGALE Canada is getting creative — offering a new virtual summer camp for LGBTQ+ high school teens who may be feeling a little extra isolated this year on account of the ongoing pandemic. "For some of them, school is the only safe place that they might have. For many others it's a very hostile environment. A lot, traditionally, have also had very difficult times at home. Coming out at home is not always safe," said Helen Kenned

A long-time bed and breakfast owner says the only way he’s ever known how to fight for gay rights is to face discrimination head on. Jim Culbert, 69, who has run the Green Gay Bulls bed and breakfast in Vernon Bridge for the past eight...

Pride festivals in rural and remote towns can be an important connection point for smaller LGBTQ communities. And this year, the COVID-19 pandemic is raining on those parades, but organizers are finding new ways to connect.

LGBT youth in eastern PEI now have a new place to share what's on their minds.

"I'm hoping to have more of a barber shop environment, so we can talk about whatever we want to talk about," says Gabe David.

Timothy O’Brien exchanged messages with another man over a popular dating app. They sent images of themselves to one another and planned to meet up. O’Brien was excited to meet someone new, but when he arrived at the gentleman’s

Some members of P.E.I.'s wedding industry say government needs to do more to market the Island as a wedding destination. About 800 couples get married on P.E.I. each year, and about one third of them come from off-Island, according to the province.

This is Jake & Shaun’s Big Gay Affair, the thrilling, touring drag show the two Nova Scotians started in February 2016. The show has since warmed stages and hearts across the province, from New Glasgow to Truro, Wolfville, and beyond. The two-hour show weaves musical numbers between comedy sketches, dramatic skits and video clips. The duo tailor the show for each town, toying with east coast culture, Canadiana, and, of course, drag.