Moose Jaw Pride is pleased to announce a substantial investment from Western Economic Diversification Canada in the amount of $95,000 over two years to engage local tourism and service oriented enterprise in developing, educating and implementing Gender and Sexual Diversity positive spaces, places, experiences and...
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Moose Jaw Pride is pleased to welcome the appointment of Taylor Carlson as the organization's new Executive Director. A long-time admirer of Moose Jaw Pride, Taylor is driven by shared values of fairness and equitable inclusion and guided by the principle that individuals are the...
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Joe Wickenhauser, co-founder and Executive Director for Moose Jaw Pride, has announced that he will be stepping down from his position this September after 7 years of service to the community....
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In order to mark both the partial decriminalization of homosexuality in Canada on May 14 and International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia on May 17, 50 flag raisings have been organized across Canada by the designers of Standing By Our Colours / Affichons nos couleurs...
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In an online statement released Monday, SGI has announced that anyone can now update their driver's licence or photo ID with an 'X' gender marker free of charge, effective immediately. According to the statement, "an X designation means sex is not specified" and the option...
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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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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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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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Long time LGBTQ2+ archivist and activist, Neil Richards, will be posthumously awarded the Saskatchewan Order of Merit, making him what appears to be the first openly LGBTQ2+ person to receive the award....
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Although it is often intimidating to walk into any new place as a queer person it was especially nerve wracking walking up to the Penitentiary. ...
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