The December Wayves is Ready!

The news packed FINAL paper issue of Wayves is ready! Just click the cover at the right, here.

It's available on the stands in Halifax-Dartmouth now, and will be at all 150 distribution points around Atlantic Canada soon. Links to lists and maps of our physical distribution points are at the bottom of this note.

This is a special edition of Wayves: the very last issue on paper!

Trans Rights Being Fast Tracked In NS

Transgender Nova Scotians' right to equality and fairness will be made clear with proposed amendments to the provincial Human Rights Act. The amendments, tabled on Nov. 20 - Trans Day Of Remembrance - by Justice Minister Ross Landry, will add “gender identity” and “gender expression” as protected grounds in the Nova Scotia Human Rights Act. The bill is being fast-tracked by the provincial government, with it heading to Law Amendments Committee for just one day of public hearings two days after being introduced . 

Transgender Rights to be Protected in Human Rights Act

Transgender Nova Scotians' right to equality and fairness will be made clear with proposed amendments to the Human Rights Act.

Halifax Pride 2012 Annual General Mayhem

Pride Annual General Meeting 2012

The October-November Wayves is ready!

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The news packed October-November Wayves is ready! Just click the cover at the right, here.

QUEER ACTS Theatre Festival Call For Submissions

Halifax Pride’s QUEER ACTS Theatre Festival is pleased to announce its call for submissions for the festival’s 2013 edition. Interested individuals and groups are encouraged to submit a proposal including the following details:

September Wayves is ready!

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The news-packed September Wayves is ready for download - just click on the cover, to the right here.

River of Pride

River of Pride held the 13th annual Pride week celebration in Moncton last weekend. Despite the fact that most of the board of directors resigned shortly before the weeks events took place, it was a HUGE success.

NSRAP Makes Progress with Canadian Blood Services on Blood Ban

NSRAP has been working since 1995 across Nova Scotia as a voice for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Community (Rainbow Community). Part of our role is advocating for Nova Scotians’ access to equitable and ethical health care; which includes the promotion of non-discriminatory and evidence-based blood collection and delivery services.

The Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life

The Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life will be held on September 22 & 23 this year.