Canadian Queer History

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Resistance

Resistance & Rebellion

The actions and events that challenged homophobia, injustice and discrimination.
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Rights

Rights & Freedoms

The journey to LGBT2Q+ equality and human rights across Canada (Turtle Island)
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Marches

Marches & Festivals

Marches, events and moments in Canadian LGBT2Q+ history
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Firsts

Firsts

Significant moments for LGBT2Q+ Individuals and community
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Milestones

Milestones

Key moments that have shaped our LGBT2Q+ history
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Our History

Queer History

The pursuit of LGBT2Q+ acceptance, equality & inclusion
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Featured History Articles

Tipping Points: A History of Racism

In 2020, North America' attention was focused on the issue of racism, and that conversation carried into the Queer communi
History of Two-Spirit

The concept of Two Spirit has existed since time immemorial, but the term itself only came into use in 1990. How much do you…
Eating Fire: A History of the Dyke March

An indomitable legacy is carried on to this day by Dyke Marches across the world, one that pushes back against centuries of…

A Moment in Queer History

First Yukon Pride March
August 1, 2012

Media Credit: HPJ Photography
In the fall of 2012, the bishop of the territory introduced a policy for the Catholic school’s discussions about sexuality. It was called: 'One Heart, One Truth, One Love.'

'It went straight back to the Catholic doctrine of morally disturbed 'same-sex attractions' – our queer kids were being taught they were evil. We were not OK with that.’’ - Former teacher and Queer Yukon activist Stephanie Hammond. So over a beer with another local Fiona Griffin, they organized the town’s first pride march.

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Food for Queers
Stay Safe. Not Hungry

Providing support for 2SLGBTQ+ folks experiencing food insecurities within the city of London

No questions. No contact. Just Support!

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