Ontario PRIDE 2021 We Need to Ensure Our Schools and Communities Are Welcoming When It Comes to 2SLGBTQ+ Issues, Gender Identity and Expression

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Ontario PRIDE 2021 We need to ensure our schools and communities are welcoming when it comes to 2SLGBTQ+ issues, gender identity and expression. See below for a list of Pride event organizers. Although some events are on hold, there are still many Pride events that will be happening virtually across Ontario. Get your local, your GSAs and social justice clubs to celebrate all Pride events! Barrie Pride Elliot Lake Pride Lanark County Pride Pride Hamilton barriepride.com elpride.ca Facebook Group pridehamilton.com Bay of Quinte Pride Grey Bruce Pride London Pride Pride Toronto bayofquintepride.ca Facebook Group pridelondon.ca pridetoronto.com Brantford Pride Guelph Pride Minden Pride Simcoe Pride brantfordpride.ca guelphpride.com mindenpride.ca simcoepride.com Brockville Pride Haldimand-Norfolk Muskoka Pride Stratford Pride brockvillepride.com Pride muskokapride.com Facebook Group Facebook Group Chatham-Kent Pride Niagara Pride Sudbury Pride ckpride.com Kawartha Lakes prideniagara.com sudburypride.com Pride Cornwall Pride Facebook Group North Bay Pride Thunder Pride diversitycornwall.ca Facebook Group thunderpride.ca Kenora Pride Cambridge, Kitchener, kenorapride.com Ottawa Capital Pride Timmins Pride Waterloo tri-Pride capitalpride.ca timminspride.com tri-pride.ca Kemptville Pride kemptvillepride.com Oxford Pride Windsor-Essex Durham Region Pride oxfordpride.ca PrideFest pridedurham.ca Kincardine Pride wepridefest.com Facebook Group Pembroke Pride Dryden Pride pembrokepride.com York Pride Facebook Group Kingston Pride yorkpridefest.com kingstonpride.ca Peterborough Pride peterboroughpride.ca.

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