Culture

Toronto Pride 2010 in pictures

Hundreds of thousands turn out for huge celebration

By Matt Mills • July 4, 2010 8:00 pm EDT

Pink Triangle Press TV producer Frank Prendergast interviews film maker John Greyson prior to the parade.

  • QuAIA's Andrew Brett

  • John Caffery with the Coalition for Free Speech parade contingent.

  • Bum.

  • Ow!

  • Andrew Brett

  • Nick Mule of Queer Ontario

  • John Caffrey

  • The Coalition for Free Speech contingent.

  • The Queers against Israeli Apartheid contingent.

  • Xtra's Managing Editor, Marcus McCann

  • Xtra.ca's videographer Michael Pihach

  • Michelle DuBarry

  • Rick Mercer

  • Shiny Happy People

  • Glen Murray

  • George Smitherman

  • Zelda Angelfire

  • Crotch inspector!

  • Kulanu contingent

  • Manslab

  • David Ivey

  • Pink Triangle Press publisher Brandon Matheson with a little something left over from G20 weekend.

  • Gord Bowness

If you missed it, here’s Xtra videographer Michael Pihach’s report from the parade. Browse images gallery above.

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