Lunenburg PRIDE in the Media
25-03-11
By ED HALVERSON
ed.halverson@southshorebulletin.ca
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An article by Ed Halverson discussing the February Media Release regarding hate symbols in the South Shore, the organization behind them, and both Becky Durham and Town of Bridgewater comment related to these instances.
May 15, 2024
Find out why Petite Queer Pride is holding a rally to reaffirm the community after a Diagolon flag was spray painted on a Pride staircase at Bridgewater's town hall. We also talk to Bridgewater's mayor David Mitchell about the wide rash of Diagolon flag graffiti around town.
July 9, 2023
Sunday marked the first ever "pride parade" on Nova Scotia's South Shore, taking place in the town of Bridgewater. As Callum Smith reports, organizer's say its and important milestone, especially given what they say is a rise in hatred and discrimination within the past year.
August 1, 2018
‘I’m gay, I’m proud and I’m living my truth’
June 25, 2024
Over the weekend, hundreds of people on Facebook commented on a post about a school on the South Shore, that shows a table with art supplies and a sign that says "Create Your Own Drag Queen." Some made hateful comments about the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Shelley McCorriston is a director on the board for Lunenburg County Pride.
September 20, 2023
Hundreds gathered in Halifax streets on Wednesday for a demonstration about school policies on gender identity. The "1MillionMarch4Children" rally was one of many held across the country.
June 23, 2023
Residents of Nova Scotia's South Shore are gearing up for the Bridgewater area's first Pride Parade, which is being held on July 9.
Lunenburg County Pride is organizing the parade, with individuals, organizations and businesses able to register to walk in the event.
