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WorldPride Toronto: The parade in pictures

Photos from Canada’s biggest ever Pride parade

By Xtra Editor • July 2, 2014 1:01 pm EDT

Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

  • Photos from the Toronto 2014 WorldPride parade. Credit: Adam Coish

Canada’s largest Pride celebration may have doubled in size as Toronto hosted WorldPride, June 20 to 29, culminating in a nearly six-hour Pride parade with 12,000 marchers.

Check out our full slideshow of fabulous photos by Adam Coish.

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