8 June, 2023
Dear Members of St. John's Pride and the Community,
We, the new board of directors for St. John's Pride, want to address recent events that have upset our community.
During the Annual General Meeting (AGM), a departing board member made the unfortunate choice to remove individuals from the meeting. We understand this hurt people deeply and broke their trust.
On Tuesday, October 6, 1998, at approximately 11:45 p.m., twenty-one-year-old Matthew Shepard, a gay college student attending the University of Wyoming, was lured into a truck by two other young men, driven out into the country around Laramie, Wyoming, brutally beaten, tied to a fence, and left to die.
Valley Pride's Ashley Cyr talks to CBC Information Morning's Portia Clarke about plans for this year, security concerns, and their experiences at the Drag Me To Family Dinner event last weekend.
The audio is here. (mp3, 7½ minutes)
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On Saturday, June 3, there was be a peaceful support event outside the King's Arms Pub, where a family drag event, "Drag Me To Family Dinner" was held.
Halifax Public Libraries will host most of their Honouring Pride programming in June
A safe-space, mixed-ability, non-gendered and non-contact introduction to rugby for the Q community
St. John’s United has a new home! Wayves writer Ellie Enticknap-Smith interviews minister Hubert Den Draak.
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