Survivors of Canada’s “LGBT purge” will be sharing their personal experiences of discrimination and inviting other survivors to access compensation in a series of public film screenings and talks to be held in Regina & Moose Jaw this March....
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It took me 4 years after leaving the church to muster up the courage to go on a date with a girl. It took me another year until I was able to openly express my feelings to a girl....
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Moose Jaw Pride will be inviting community members to design and paint a mural on the back of their building to commemorate 50 years since the partial decriminalization of same-sex relationships in Canada as well as the Stonewall Riots....
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Remember you are not a mistake. You are an amazing person who has so much more to you than just your sexuality, and it’s okay to still have faith in God even if the people in the church don’t understand you....
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“I hope that one day I can be accepted as both Christian and Queer. I am both of those things and I'm am tired of being ashamed of it.”...
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The first time I came out to anyone, I was told that I had a choice to make between heaven (spirituality) and hell (sexuality). The second time I was told to “sleep on it,” and that in a few weeks the feelings would be gone. Evidently though, that didn’t work....
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For transgender and gender-diverse people, transitioning is a long and sometimes rocky road. This article follows two individuals with two very different experiences accessing testosterone in Saskatchewan....
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Drag Queen Bingo is coming to Moose Jaw and your favourite Drag Queen, Flo Mingo, shares a lesson or two on how to respect your queen...
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As we gear up for a by-election in Moose Jaw this week, we wanted to know where the city council candidates stand on issues relating to gender & sexual diversity as well as sexual assault....
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Many times I have been asked why I choose to stand in solidarity with refugees, indigenous peoples, the LGBTQ+ community and any other decent human being who is different from me in some way. The answer is simple: we are all in this together and none of us is free...
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