LGBTQ

Uniformed police officers will not be marching in Calgary's annual Pride parade in September.

Caucus members from Alberta's two conservative parties got together for the first time on Monday, July 24, 2017, but one Progressive Conservative bowed out before the joint meeting even took place.

The portrayal of Canada's diversity on television has improved over the last decade, but there's still a lack of programming representing people with disabilities and the Indigenous population.

Canada's top soldier is planning to issue a directive in the coming days encouraging military personnel to attend Pride events in uniform.

Jennifer McCreath takes issue with a federal regulation that prohibits airlines from transporting anyone who "does not appear to be of the gender indicated on the identification presented."

Ojibwa-Cree elder Ma-Nee Chacaby says coming out nearly 30 years ago was like unzipping her skin so she could reveal her true self.

The union representing Toronto's police officers is urging the city to pull an annual grant to Canada's largest Pride parade after the event banned police floats.

Canada should remember that as it promotes LGBTQ rights on the world stage, it should also listen to — and support — those fighting on the ground.

Alberta's two conservative parties, working on a deal to join forces, are at odds when it comes to social clubs for gay students in schools.

Canada and U.S. joined forces last month to promote female participation in the workforce, but the contrast between how their governments approach other gender issues is now on display at the UN meet.

A former cop of over 25 years who has lived the L, Q, and T of LGBTQ says the officer's oath to serve is paramount.

Social Development Minister Jean−Yves Duclos said in this week his department will only collect the information if needed to receive a benefit or for legitimate purposes, such as policy development.

In a world with more than its share of injustice and intolerance, Canada has been a land of opportunity for those fleeing oppression for generations. But our work isn’t done yet.

"We have to speak up anytime there is intolerance or discrimination," Trudeau said