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2010 Parade Watched by 1,2m Viewers

For the second consecutive year, the 2010 Pride Parade was broadcast by CP24, reaching a total of 1,2m viewers - 48% more than the previous year

Pride Will Live On

Pride Toronto’s 30th anniversary was awesome and inspiring. It’s over, but the power of Pride will live on. Thanks go to the hundreds of staff and volunteers that made it happen.

Great Food at Pride Toronto’s Weekend Festival

Located at various points around the Village, a variety of foods will be available from Friday through Sunday night along Church Street between Wood and Alexander, along Wellesley near the corner of Church, at the new festival venue, Queens Park

It’s Fab to Be 40 Plus

After receiving feedback that Pride Week actiivites were often focused on the younger, party-going demographic, Pride Toronto took action to create a series of events that appeal to the 40+ demographic.

Pride Toronto presents ASL Pop Sensation Chase!

Independent artist and Pop singer Chase is breaking down barriers between the Deaf/hard of hearing/hearing communities through one singular experience: Music. He combines his passions of performance, music and sign language through choreographed

Pride Toronto presents the best in electronic music!

This year’s festival features a wide array of electronic music genres jumping on various stages throughout the 35 block, 8 stage festival site from Friday, July 2nd right on through to Sunday, July 4th.

Pride Gala Sizzles with Top-Drawer Entertainment

This year’s Pride Toronto Gala and Awards ceremony will be held next week at the Carlu. Five deserving winners will receive awards for their contribution to Toronto’s queer community, and the audience will enjoy quality food and entertainment in the venue