Vancouver Pride 2014: LGBT parents, transitioning, parade food, and more

by Staff on July 30th, 2014 at 12:30 PM

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For Vancouver Pride 2014, we profile proud LGBT parents who are adding more colour to the rainbow. Plus, transition support for transgender folks, the evolution of LGBT neighbourhoods, and tasty eats to try pre- and post-Parade.

Parades

	More photos: Vancouver Pride Parade 2014
	Video of the Vancouver parade
	Photos from Vancouver Pride parade
	Vision Vancouver waves the flag for gender inclusivity
	NPA slate boosts name recognition at Pride parade
	Justin Trudeau marches in Vancouver Pride parade
	Vancouver Dyke March brings crowd to Grandview Park
	Hundreds come out for Trans, Two-Spirit, and Genderqueer Liberation and Celebration March
	Trans, Two-Spirit, and Genderqueer Liberation and Celebration March kicks off Pride weekend

News

	NDP press federal and provincial governments for LGBT rights
	Vancouver City Hall's flag-raising "where the streets are paved with rainbows"
	LGBT neighbourhoods evolving across the Lower Mainland
	Vancouver City Hall panel discusses how to be an LGBT sanctuary city
	Vision Vancouver parties at Celebrities; Kirk LaPointe blogs about Trish Kelly
	Erin Aylward: The right to pride

Spotlight on LGBT parents and kids

	Profile: Ian Colvin on being a gay dad
	Profile: Simone Longpré on being a lesbian mom
	Profile: Morgane Oger on being a transgender parent and activist
	Profile: Fiona Chen on being a parent of a transgender child
	Profile: Aideen and Colin McKenna of PFLAG Vancouver

Health

	Bradford McIntyre proudly declares his HIV status to encourage others to get tested
	Transition ended gender dysphoria torment

Art and Culture

	Rainbow Refugees say Seeking Protection is Not a Crime
	Trash fiend John Waters hits the open road in Carsick
	Queering the International speaks to love, hate around the world
	Queer Arts Festival 2014 provides regeneration for LGBT activism
	Cor Flammae at the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre

Food

	Where to eat in the West End on Vancouver Pride Parade day
	Lolita's South of the Border Cantina's gluten-free brownies get a kick of chili
	Pride Picnic features Chopped Canada champion chef, plus Pride Run fun