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Montreal to host inaugural Canada Pride in 2017
Inspired by Toronto WorldPride, organizers hope to attract 1 million people
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Capital Pride creditors doubtful about being paid
Bankrupt Ottawa group had $130,000 in debts
Has Montreal’s founding gay Pride group Divers/Cité folded?
Divers/Cité’s pioneering gay Pride made Montreal international gay destination
New Capital Pride to ask for Ottawa civic funding
Festival moves ahead; advertises job postings
Used Ottawa and ACO rescue Capital Pride flag
Pride property, including archives, was left in storage locker
Vancouver Pride Society ends year with largest surplus to date
Surplus is a reflection of new policies ‘and certainly teamwork,’ says president
Xposed: Whistler Pride and Ski Festival gets into gear
Xtra’s slideshow from the opening-night party
Mathieu Chantelois is Toronto Pride’s new ED
Can he take one of the world’s largest Pride festivals to the next level?
Community questions new Ottawa Pride 2015 proposal
Attendees told community advisory committee closed to new members
Carleton Pride celebrates two-spirit identity
Reclaiming indigenous identity is linked to gender identity, says activist
Bank Street BIA unveils Ottawa Pride proposal
Community group says it cast a wide net for feedback
Capital Pride files for bankruptcy
New Pride group will begin talks on Jan 20
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Whistler WinterPride rebrands and secures new funding
Comedian Margaret Cho set to headline gay ski week
Capital Pride receives offer of support
BIA says it is open to partnering with the floundering festival
Capital Pride members vote to declare bankruptcy
Interim board says forensic audit needed
Second Capital Pride AGM approaches
Ottawa community still looking for answers in midst of budget concerns
Martin Rooney wants Surrey to fly the Pride flag at city hall
Activist running as independent candidate for Surrey city council
AGM delays Capital Pride bankruptcy
Chair: ‘I want to apologize from the bottom of my heart for a job done very poorly’
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