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2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region Cambridge tri-Pride Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Area www.tri-Pride.ca 2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region For Waterloo Region 2008 LGBTQ Directory Cambridge - Kitchener - Waterloo-and area Your guide to business, community groups, gatherings and resources for LGBTQ communities in Waterloo Region 32 1 tri-Pride Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Area www.tri-Pride.ca 2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region 2 31 tri-Pride Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Area www.tri-Pride.ca 2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region tri-Pride would like to thank our partners … we’d also like to thank our supporters ACCKWA The AIDS Committee Kitchener Rotary Club of Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Area CCJ Clearline Club Renaissance The First Unitarian Congregation of Waterloo Miss Drew (and Crew) The Enrichment Centre at The Downtown Kitchener Suddaby Community Centre Wilfrid Laurier University GLOW The Queer and Questioning Community Centre Tara Hillyer Photography UW Student Centre All of our amazing volunteers whose time, dedication and PFLAG KW commitment really makes tri-Pride possible. 30 3 tri-Pride Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Area www.tri-Pride.ca 2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region GQE Guelph Queer Equality Fab Magazine Category: Student Association Category: Media www.uoguelph.ca/~outline www.fabmagazine.com 50 Stone Road East, c/o The CSA, 511 Church Street , Suite 200 UC Level 2, University of Guelph Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2C9 Guelph, Ontario N1G 2W1 416-925-5221 tel 519-836-4550 tel KOOL FM WPIRG The Waterloo Public Category: Media Interest Research Group www.koolfm.com Category: Student Association 255 King Street North, Suite 207 www.wpirg.org Waterloo, Ontario N2J 4V2 200 University Avenue West, Stu- 519-884-4470 tel dent Life Centre 2139 Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1 Out TV 519-888-4882 tel Category: Media www.outtv.ca WEB/MEDIA 200-491 Church Street Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2C6 107.5 DAVE FM Category: Media Outlooks Magazine www.davefm.com Category: Media 1315 Bishop Street North www.outlooks.ca Cambridge, ON N1R 6Z2 17th Avenue Southwest, Suite 1B (519) 621-7510 Calgary, Alberta T2T 0B8 888-228-1157 tel abOUT Magazine Category: Media Proud FM 103.9 www.aboutmag.com Category: Media 214 Wellesley Street East, Suite 314 www.proudfm.com Toronto, Ontario M4X 1G2 65 Wellesley Street East 416-964-1432 tel Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1G7 416-922-1039 tel CTV Southwestern Ontario Category: Media Record, The www.swo.ctv.ca Category: Media 864 King Street West www.therecord.com Kitchener, Ontario N2G 4E9 160 King Street East 519-578-1313 tel Kitchener, Ontario N2G 4E5 519-894-2231 tel ECHO Weekly Category: Media XTRA! www.echoweekly.com Category: Media 519-220-1594 tel www.xtra.ca 200-491 Church Street Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2C6 800-268-9872 tel 4 29 tri-Pride Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Area www.tri-Pride.ca 2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region Parents and Friends of SQY Supporting Queer Youth Lesbians and Gays, KW Category: Social Association LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region Category: Social Association 10 Cork Street East www.pflag.ca Guelph, Ontario 519-742-0700 tel 519-822-9034 tel The 2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region is the definitive resource guide for LGBTQ and LGBTQ-friendly QMOG Queer Moms of Guelph Torchlight Gender Support businesses, non-profit organizations and social groups in Category: Social Association Category: Social Association Cambridge, Ontario Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and area in Ontario, Rainbow Chorus of Waterloo- 519-740-6894 tel Canada. Wellington County Category: Social Association WOODS Women Out Opening While is by no means an exhaustive list of friends and allies www.rainbowchorusww.com Doors Socially 519-780-5446 tel Category: Social Association of LGBTQ in Waterloo Region, listings in this directory [email protected] arose because these companies or groups participated in Rainbow List, The tri-Pride and/or made themselves known as LGBTQ- Category: Social Association STUDENT ASSOCIATION www.qlife.on.ca/RainbowLists friendly. We hope that in the creation of this Directory, we Conestoga College GLBT are creating a resource for consumers, businesses and for Rainbow Youth Group, The Category: Student Association our community; we also hope you will seek to patronize Category: Social Association www.conestogac.on.ca/stserv/ those businesses which have invested back into our www.acckwa.com/youthgroup.htm stmsgboard/gbltintro.html 519-570-3687 tel 299 Doon Valley Drive community, including our valued advertisers. Kitchener, Ontario N2G 4M4 Southern Ontario Gay and If you’re not listed here, but you should be, or if any of the Lesbian Association of GLOW Doctors Category: Student Association information contained includes errors, please let us know Category: Social Association www.glow.uwaterloo.ca for our next edition! www.soglad.ca 200 University Avenue West, 552 Church Street , PO Box 27 Student Life Centre, Room 2101 Printed June 2008, in Canada Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2E3 Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1 416-357-6839 tel 519-888-GLOW tel tri-Pride is the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) pride celebration in Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and area in Ontario, Canada. tri-Pride Community Association Inc. 105-67 King Street East Kitchener Ontario Canada N2G 2K4 (mailing address only) [email protected] www.tri-Pride.ca 28 5 tri-Pride Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Area www.tri-Pride.ca 2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region ACCOMMODATION Hilton Garden Inn Cambridge SOCIAL ASSOCIATION HOWL Hanging Out With Category: Accommodation Lesbians www.hiltongardeninn.com A Hundred Church Street Bed Action GRRLS Category: Social Association 746 Old Hespeler Road & Breakfast Category: Social Association Cambridge, Ontario N3H 5L8 [email protected] Category: Accommodation groups.yahoo.com/group/actiongrrrlz 519-620-8936 tel www.ahundredchurchst.ca Guelph, Ontario KW Friends of Dorothy 100 Church Street 519-836-2958 tel Bowling League Stratford, Ontario N5A 2R2 Holiday Inn (Kitchener), The Category: Social Association 519-272-8845 tel Category: Accommodation CLGRO Coalition for Lesbian www.holiday-inn.com/kitcheneron www.kwfriendsofdorothy.ca 30 Fairway Road South and Gay Rights in Ontario Burnside Guest Home Category: Social Association Category: Accommodation Kitchener, Ontario N2A 2N2 KW Rainbow Women's Soccer 519-893-1211 tel www.web.ca/clgro League 139 William Street PO Box 822, Station A Category: Social Association Stratford, Ontario N5A 4X9 Toronto, Ontario M5W 1G3 Langdon Hall Country House www.rainbowwomenssoccer.org 519-271-7076 tel 416-405-8253 tel Hotel and Spa Lesbian Moms and Tots Delta Hotel (Kitchener), The Category: Accommodation e-LIPSE Electronic Lesbian Category: Accommodation www.langdonhall.ca Category: Social Association 1 Langdon Drive Information Postings and 151 Gatewood Road www.deltahotels.com Social Events 105 King Street East Cambridge, Ontario N3H 4R8 Kitchener, Ontario 519-740-2100 tel Category: Social Association 519-571-1626 tel Kitchener, Ontario N2G 2K8 www.e-lipse.com 877-814-7706 tel LGBT Parenting Network Forest City Bears Category: Social Association Category: Social Association www.fsatoronto.com/programs/ www.gaycanada.com/fcbears lgbtparenting.html 416-595-0307 x 270 tel Gay Bisexual Fathers Peer Support Group OK2BMe Category: Social Association Category: Social Association www.outontheshelf.ca/gaybifathers www.OK2BMe.ca 179 Wyndham Street , 3rd Floor, c/o 480 Charles Street East Out on the Shelf Resource Centre Kitchener, Ontario N2G 4K5 519-823-0117 tel 519-884-0000 tel 6 27 tri-Pride Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Area www.tri-Pride.ca 2008 LGBTQ Directory for Waterloo Region The Central Ontario Hamilton Pride Festival Inc. Walper Terrace Hotel, The ARTIST Cooperative Housing Category: Pride Event Association Category: Accommodation Federation www.hamiltonpride.com www.walper.com Anthony Wojnowski's Art- Category: Social Association 101-140 King Street East 1 King Street East works International www.cochf.coop Hamilton, Ontario L8N 1B2 Kitchener, Ontario N2G 1A1 Category: Artist 29 King Street East, Suite 2 905-528-0207 tel 519-745-4321 tel 519-576-0381 tel Kitchener, Ontario N2G 2K4 519-579-2424 tel HOPE Halton Organization for Waterloo Inn and Conference Click Photography Pride and Education Centre, The Category: Artist FAITH Category: Pride Event Association Category: Accommodation www.clickphotography.ca www.haltonpride.org www.waterlooinn.com 519-635-1003 tel First Unitarian Congregation 860 Harrington Court , Unit 217 475 King Street North of Waterloo Burlington, Ontario L7N 3N4 Waterloo, Ontario N2J 2Z5 Melanie Gillis Photography Category: Faith 905-632-4551 tel 519-884-0221 x 500 tel Category: Artist waterloo.unitarians.ca www.melaniegillis.com 96 Dunbar Road South INTERPride ADULT ONLY Guelph, Ontario Waterloo, Ontario N2L 2E5 Category: Pride Event Association 519-837-1196 tel 519-742-0432 tel www.interpride.org Adults Only Video HELP LINE Category: Adult Peter Etril Snyder Pride Toronto www.aov.ca Category: Artist Lesbian Gay Bi Trans Youth Category: Pride Event Association 363 King Street North www.snyder-gallery.com Line www.pridetoronto.com Waterloo, Ontario N2J 2Z4 59 Erb Street East Category: Help Line 65 Wellesley Street East, Suite 501 519-741-0834 tel Waterloo, Ontario N2J 1L7 www.youthline.ca Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1G7 519-886-3230 tel PO Box 62, Station F 416-927-7433 tel Stag Shop, The Toronto, Ontario M4Y 2L4 Category: Adult Tara Mae Hillyer Photography & 800-268-YOUTH tel Sarnia-Lambton Pride www.stagshop.com
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