As individuals, our voice is one of the most significant aspects that distinguish us from other people. What happens when you're transitioning, and all that starts to shift? When you don’t recognize your own voice anymore? Or when you start to feel like the sound of your voice doesn’t represent who you are? 

Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, the Halifax Queer Ensemble is the first of its kind in the region. 

In July 2019, Wayves interviewed Halifax-based arts group Classical Queer organizer Jacob Caines about the new orchestra.

The Halifax YMCA now has one on one support, workshops, events, connection to services, and programs created specifically for newcomer youth and adults who in the Q community.

Last fall, Allan "Chicky" Polchies was re-elected Chief of St Mary's Fist Nation, near Fredericton.  In January, Geordy Marshall spoke with him.

"Having everyone up to date provides the best festival for everyone," said Adam Reid, Pride's long standing Executive Director as he listed the plans as they stand at the end of February.

Eastern Shore, NS • 2021-01-26

A Touch of Nostalgia with Wayne Collette at the Ship Shape Barbershop 

Feature by Garry Williams

Halifax • 2021-01-26

Two studies of great importance to the LGBTQI2S seniors communities will be conducted during 2021: 

The film Entropic tells the story of an introverted man asked to help the most beautiful person he knows find freedom from the burden of others’ desires.

Happiest Season is cozy, fun and heart-warming romantic comedy that celebrates the universal theme of being true to yourself… with a fabulous amount of holiday sparkle added in. The film allows us to “see the forest for the (Christmas) trees”

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