Above: Moose Jaw Pride's Gender Diversity Representative, Nillin Dennison, has been invited to sit on the Emergency Measures Organization enacted Syrian Resettlement Committee to facilitate aid for LGBTQIA+ arrivals. In light of the 25,000 Syrian refugees soon to arrive in Canada, and the government’s announcement to allow LGBT refugee claims, Moose...
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Transgender Day of Remembrance will again be commemorated in Moose Jaw with a candlelight service on Friday, November 20 at St. Andrew’s United Church....
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Check out this incredible video documenting the non-binary transition of Moose Jaw Pride's very own, Nillin Dennison....
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Moose Jaw Pride's "Pizza, Pasta Pride: Formal Fall Fundraiser" hosted at Boston Pizza on October 14 was a fabulous success raising over $1,149.03!...
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My Moose Jaw talk September 6, 2015. Location: The Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery. Reason: the opening of a permanent LGBTQ (Q is for questioning which makes me smile the big smile) exhibit conceived and implemented by Joe Wickenhauser and the MJ Museum. And yes, there was a good crowd...
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TORONTO, September 24, 2015 — Today, more than 120 civil society organizations Canada-wide have endorsed an important Call to Action, penned by the Dignity Initiative (www.dignityinitiative.ca). These many and varied groups are urging the incoming Government of Canada, no matter the prevailing party, to take critical steps to defend and promote...
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Part 2 … The Peacock (out but never down) Beginning high school was exciting and terrifying. Albert E. Peacock Collegiate (as it is now referred to) was and is (as far as I know) the largest of 3 high schools in Moose Jaw with 1000 or so eager young minds in...
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Above: Jennifer McRorie, Curator of the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery, stands with the new Hidden Histories exhibit. This Friday, the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery (MJM&AG) will be launching “Hidden Histories: Gender & Sexual Diversity in the Friendly City,” a new exhibit for the museum and the first...
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In preparation for the Hidden Histories exhibit launch at the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery, the Saskatchewan Archives Board has released a video documenting the first gay and lesbian protest in Moose Jaw in 1978. While the video is publicly accessible at the Saskatchewan Archives Board, few people have had...
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Birth, death and Prince Arthur I was born in Moose Jaw on March 18, 1959. I was 4 years old when my father Cirrol died as I sat upon his adoring lap. And yes, to this day (despite years of therapy) there is a disturbed inarticulate child roaming around in...
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