🏳️🌈 Julie's Pride Message: This year Pride Toronto celebrates 40th Anniversary! “It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” That is the sentiment I always have for when Pride Day/Week/Month comes around. In fact my favourite highlight has always been […]
The famous Pride weekend might now have been what everyone was hoping for—but thousands were still able celebrate their identity during Toronto’s first ever virtual parade. This year the parade was cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic. The organizers of Pride […]
Just like Toronto is growing, so are the number and scope of LGBTQ+ friendly neighbourhoods. Leslieville and The Beach sit atop this list as one of the more popular neighbourhoods outside of the Village, and they both boast an easy-going […]
This June marked the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in NYC. Since then, LGBTQ+ movements around the world (including Toronto!) have grown, celebrating the fundamental truth that Love is Love. Marsha P Johnson was an African American trans woman […]
Bid on this fabulous framed Pride oil painting by Mary McLorn Valle in our exciting online art auction! Or purchase a limited edition framed print OR greeting cards & help an important cause! All proceeds go to Inside Out LGBT […]
Fitting in and finding authentic and meaningful relationships is an important facet of leading a healthy and happy life. Whether you are new to town, the country, or a teenager or adult trying to explore who you are and what […]
Toronto Rentals recently listed The Junction as one of the top 16 neighbourhoods for young professionals thanks to some of the best-renting prices in the city, TTC access, and a lot of fun stuff to explore within the neighbourhood. This […]
Queen West has been the go-to artistic destination for creative hopefuls and tourists looking to get a look at authentic Toronto art, from independently designed high fashion, cutting-edge design, to graffiti based walking tours for nearly three decades. The land […]
Last Sunday marchers and spectators visited Toronto's downtown core for annual Pride Parade, which remains a symbol of solidarity and celebration for many in the LGBTQ community. The parade ended with an "Until We’re Safe" march, led by organizers and […]
Much like the people who live here, Toronto is a rich and diverse city – with a history to match. Whether you’ve lived in an area all of your life or are debating a move, it’s always nice to know […]
The Village is a distinct neighbourhood and the heart of Toronto’s LGBTQ community - just ask any tourism guide. Roughly bordered by Gerrard Street at the south, Charles Street to the north, Yonge Street to the west, and Jarvis street […]
One of the many reasons people love Toronto is because of the plethora of diversity - the tapestry of amazing cultures and communities within this large city are what gives "The Big Smoke" its soul. One of the more prominent […]
Canada's second Pride Month is an arts and culture festival that celebrates diverse sexual and gender identities, and the lives of Toronto's lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, queer and questioning communities. Same as it was las year, Pride Month culminated […]
Canada's first ever Pride Month, which started on June 1st, culminated last weekend with the Dyke March on Saturday and the Pride Parade on Sunday. Even though it was also Canada Day long weekend, Toronto was full of people. There […]