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Bill 18 Rally Extended Invitation

There will be another rally scheduled at the Legislative Building at 4:00 (permitting) on June 12th.

Currently, we are in the early planning stages so recommendations and support is greatly appreciated. I'm also looking for a few speakers who would be interested in sharing either their views on how it can benefit people, how bullying has affected your life and what the bill being in place could have done to solve that, or even just words of encouragement for everyone.

If you or anyone you know would be interested in attending, please Email me or visit My website: www.supportbill18.org and join the Mailing List for Rally Info), or confirm your attendance on the Facebook group facebook.com
Thank you for your time in reading this, and I hope to see you out there!
Winnipeg first Canadian city to host GLBT Jews conference

21st World Conference of GLBT Jews to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada,
July 5 – 7, 2013 at The Winnipeg Convention Centre.
Keshet l’dor v’dor, Rainbow of Pride from Generation to Generation, will feature keynotes by Joy Ladin (Through the Door of Life), Jay Michaelson (God vs. Gay? The Religious Case for Equality.) and Lesléa Newman (A Letter to Harvey Milk; In Every Laugh A Tear, and Heather Has Two Mommies), plus local, national and international speakers and entertainers.
With the development of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, this is the place to celebrate diversity!

Please visit website for more info www.keshetldorvdor.com
Anti-gay religious group gets funding....

Anti-gay religious group gets funding from Canadian government for work in Uganda, where gays face severe threats.

Uganda introduced a bill to execute anyone who is a homosexual and Harper funds an anti-gay religious group to work there check out the full story at CBC

Crossroads views about Sexual-Sins at their website have been removed but thanks to Google cache I was able to capture the removed page.

This link (http://crossroads.ca/life-resources/topical/sexual-sins) now gets redirected to their sign in page.

Too view Crossroads removed page about Sexual-Sins

EVENTS II

EVENTS II

The Hottest @Abercrombie & Fitch Guys, "Call Me Maybe"
Anti-bullying Website Launched
Egale Canada has launched a new website. The My Gay-Straight Alliance website (MyGSA.ca) promotes understanding and awareness among high school students of all sexual orientations.
Beaconia Marsh Destruction
Destruction of the marsh is threatening all the wildlife that normally inhabits it. There is the additional threat that this excavation is to be used for watercraft. This type of activity will kill birds and fish. It will end the peaceful atmosphere enjoyed on Beaconia Beach. Anyone who enjoys Beaconia Beach can expect a very different experience if we allow this developing to continue. Help us end the excavation.

For more information visit: www.EBconservation.ca
From Criminality to Equality

Forty years of lesbian and gay movement history in Canada. Directed & produced by Nancy Nicol.
This award winning series brings to life a moving legacy, combining rarely seen archival footage with diverse voices of the movement from across Canada, and bonus features including study guide and interview with Nancy Nicol.

  • The series includes:
    • Stand Together (2002, 124 min.)
    • The Queer Nineties (2009, 91 min.)
    • Politics of the Heart (2005, 68 min.)
    • The End of Second Class (2009, 91 min.)

Available for purchase online at www.nightattheindies.com

Winnipeg Harvest Ten Most Wanted Food items
Wpg HarvestFish, (tuna & salmon) and Poultry (chicken & turkey) in water Baby Food and Formula - Canned Vegetables or Fruit Canned Stew, Chili, Brown Beans - Peanut Butter
Dry Pasta - Rice - Canned Pasta/Spaghetti Sauce
Cereal - Canned Soup www.winnipegharvest.org

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Gaywinnipeg.ca is an online social community that connects Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual people with friends and others who work, study and live in Winnipeg. You can use gaywinnipeg.ca to reach other gays in your area and to learn more about those people you meet online.

We are the first and only community based information website for Gay, Lesbians, Bisexuals, Transgendered and Two-spirited people in Winnipeg.
We have been online since June 4th 2002. We invite you to explore gaywinnipeg.ca and to take time to familiarize yourself with the site and its many features.

You can join the forums and create a profile to tell us about your interests, post a message, let us know what you are looking for or just browse other members’ posts and profiles.

If your organization has a website or is having an event please let us know so that we can include it on the site. Just use the submit forms (we have one for events and another for site submissions) or just email the details to us.
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We often receive requests for gay friendly doctors, businesses, dentists, real estate agents and other professionals in Winnipeg. If you don’t let us know that you are out there, we can’t inform our users or visitors, so please let us know!

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Queer History

In 1974 Chris Vogel and Rich North tried to become legally married; however the church ceremony was disallowed by the Manitoba courts.

Our first openly gay mayor Glen Murray served from October 1998 to May 11, 2004 he was the first Gay Mayor from a large North American city.
Murray served as city councillor from 1990 to 1998 and was elected mayor on October 28, 1998 with 50.5% of the vote, Murray was re-elected in 2002.

Our first raising of the Rainbow Pride Flag at City Hall was on May 31, 2002, and on June 9, 2002 the Manitoba Prov Government Proclaimed Gay Pride.

In 2002, under pressure from gay and lesbian activists, Manitoba's NDP government introduced a bill giving same-sex couples the right to adopt.

Manitoba legalized Equal Marriage on September 16, 2004, and on June 28, 2005 House of Commons passed Bill C-38, by a vote of 158 - 133.

In 2004, thirty years later, Chris Vogel and Richard were legally married.

On July 19, 2005 The Senate voted 46-22 in favour of Bill C-38, and on July 20, 2005 Bill C-38 received royal assent and is now the law of the land.