Calgary has joined other Alberta cities with a bylaw banning the business practice of conversion therapy. After some council debate, the bylaw was passed 14-1 at the May 25 city council meeting. Coun. Joe Magliocca
Coun. Jyoti Gondek said she recalled an advocacy group coming in to speak with her about Calgary’s proposed conversion therapy bylaw. “Any time that an advocacy group comes into your office and they’re nervous about
All Marc Hall wanted to do was take his boyfriend to prom. What led him to actually do that is now the subject of a musical premiering at Theatre Calgary next year called ‘The Louder
Calgary LGBTQ seniors are worried about discrimination and stigma from caregivers and other residents if they’re required to move into typical seniors homes, according to a new study from Mount Royal University. That’s led the
Following Calgary Pride’s decision to barr all political parties from participating in this years pride march, one local activist said he doesn’t see the point of the parade anymore. On Monday night, Calgary Pride decided
At 17 years old, Ryan A. – whose last name is withheld for privacy reasons – moved from his small town and enrolled in a bible college just outside of Calgary. It was then, approximately
When she was slinging drinks in Alberta bars more than 20 years ago, Calgary Glitter Queen Jodie Perks was using liquid glue topped with glitter to add some bling to her makeup. “I was looking
Calgary’s LGBTQ2+ community will now have a physical, year-round fixture in the city, as Mount Royal University is set to unveil the first-ever permanent rainbow crosswalk. The city has had the multi-coloured crosswalk in the
Dinner with a side of drag. Five of Calgary’s top chefs will be paired up with five of Calgary’s hottest drag talents in an event filled with food and feats in support of Calgary Pride
