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Peterborough Pride 2015
www.peterboroughpride.ca
Our Mission:
“Peterborough Pride” exists to: support & celebrate people of all sexual orientations and
gender identities (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual, Queer, Intersex and
Two-Spirit – LGBTTQI2-S); honour and give thanks to those who have come before us and
contribute to the resilient spirit and courage of the present struggle for our human rights. We
promote a justice seeking future through education and advocacy so that all may participate
fully in the life and work of the City of Peterborough and surrounding area with safety, dignity
& respect!
Values we believe in:
• Treating all shareholders with respect and dignity
• Being volunteer-driven and recognizing the value and contribution of all shareholders
• Transparency and accountability of actions
• Commitment to anti-oppression principles and practices
• Promoting diversity, inclusivity and accessibility for all
• Celebration!
A Brief History:
In 2003, a group of bold and courageous individuals organized Peterborough’s 1st Gay Pride
parade and Mayor Sylvia Sutherland officially proclaimed September 13th as Gay Pride Day.
On that occasion, over 300 people participated in the parade. The proclamation was a strong
statement endorsing the importance of diversity in our community.
In 2005, Peterborough Pride participants celebrated the passing of Bill C-38 (the equal
marriage bill) when Parliament spoke clearly and loudly in proclaiming that all couples,
regardless of gender, are equal in value and equal in law in every province and territory of
our country. Ongoing efforts to gain full equal rights for all members of our community have
continued to be given profile during Pride events.
Press PLAY!
This year marks the 13th Peterborough Pride celebration. The theme for Pride Week this
year is “Press PLAY”. For some, “PLAY” relates to sports; for others it relates to audio or video
experiences. For yet others it means “have fun” and to others still, simply a general notion of
moving forward. This year’s theme is open to your interpretation, make it your own, YOU get
to play with it. Just “Press PLAY” for Peterborough Pride.
When we walk or march in the Pride Parade we carry with us the memory of those that have
marched and fought over the last 40 and more years to win the rights and respect we now
share. While we celebrate inclusiveness and diversity here, we must also highlight the need
to continue to push for rights and respect around the world. Everyone should be able to live
and love as they wish with dignity and without fear. Freedom from discrimination of any sort
should be a basic human right that all humans can enjoy.
Pride Week is an opportunity for us to connect and build community. It has been a rallying
point for education and response on issues of interest and importance and it has helped
change perceptions. It is an important part of the effort to create a community with room for
us to fully, safely, and happily participate in Peterborough life.
We invite you to have a great Pride Week and to participate year round in your community.
Special Thanks
for the support of the
For the past 12 years, the Peterborough Pride Committee, made up of representatives of
community organizations along with community volunteers, encouraged by overwhelming
support from post-secondary institutions, individuals, community service agencies and
business people in Peterborough, has committed to making Peterborough Pride an annual
celebration.
www.peterborough.ca
Each year the celebrations have expanded with more events, a bigger parade, park event,
performances, workshops and dances. Although we identify a Pride Week, events now cover
more than a week and the celebration is a cornerstone opportunity for the community to
gather and express itself publicly. In 2011 for the first time, the Pride proclamation was read
by the Mayor, Daryl Bennett before the parade and this tradition has continued.
Peterborough
Police Service
We continue to work with the community to build an enduring organizational structure that
includes greater inclusivity and opportunities for them to help make Pride Week what they
want it to be. With over 20 events planned during Peterborough Pride 2015, we hope the
participation keeps building!
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Thank you to all our great supporters.
Please let them know you appreciate their support!
Chantel M. Lawton
Barrister, Solicitor & Notary Public
Family Law, Wills & Estates
Collaborative Law
221 Romaine Street, Peterborough
nccpeterborough.ca (705) 743.0882
189 Kent St. W. Unit #220
Lindsay, ON K9V 5G6
Tel: (705) 878-9949 • Fax: (705) 878-3349
www.chantellawton.com
138 Hunter St. W
Peterborough, ON
705-742-2406
Moving Forward,
With The Same Great Coffee!
137 Hunter St. W
Peterborough
705.749.0409
www.thesapph.com
Happy Pride
Everyone!
188 Hunter St. W
(705) 876-1900
Come visit us at our
tap room & retail store at:
687 Rye Street, Peterborough
(705) 743-4747
www.smithworksbrewing.ca
@smithworksbrew
For the latest information and all the details go to:
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PFLAG Canada is there
when it seems no-one else is.
www.pflagcanada.ca
Peterborough Chapter:
pflagpeterborough@hotmail.com or 705-749-9723
1-800-268-9688
Cocktails
Appetizers
Catering
youthline.ca
www.GoDowntown.ca
The Unitarian
Fellowship of
Peterborough
775 Weller St.
Peterborough
www.peterboroughunitarian.ca
Affirm United / S’affirmer Ensemble
(within the United Church of Canada)
Taking a stand for
a safer community
for all to enjoy!
Peterborough and Area
group meets 4th Sunday
of each month at 3-5pm
St. Andrew’s United Church
Contact: 705-741-4271
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Definitive Chiropractic
& Wellness Centre
Dr. Todd Woods
705 741 5700
RESTAURANT & WINE BAR
238 Rink Street, Peterborough
office@definitivechiropractic.ca
182 Charlotte St.
(between George & Aylmer)
www.briogusto.com
The best way to
support a community
is to be a part of it.
For that reason, we’re actively
involved in community initiatives like
Peterborough PRIDE that make a real
difference in the lives of Canadians.
Every community has a Someday™;
together we can make it happen.
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Happy
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Peaceful
Pride!
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for the gurl in all of us
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While the Night
is Proud
NOON TO 3PM
300 HUNTER STREET, PTBO
Join Gender Journeys HKPR at our first
Pride Picnic. All transgender, gender
Donations for Gender Journeys
HKPR programing is welcome
but not required.
Gender Journeys is funded through a
grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
The Ontario Trillium Foundation is an
agency of the Government of Ontario.
diverse, questioning, and two-spirited
people, their friends, families, and
allies in the four counties are invited
to celebrate with us. Bring a picnic,
partake in some of our snacks, and
enjoy face painting, games, music,
and wonderful people.
Friday, September 11
1 Pride Flag Raising at City Hall
Where: Peterborough City Hall
500 George St. N
When: 12:00 noon
The Mayor will be in attendance to assist in raising
the Pride flag on the south lawn of City Hall. Come
out and help us launch Pride Week!
SEPTEMBER 13TH
HERITAGE PAVILION
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2 Phreaky Friday Pride Edition*
Where:The Red Dog
89 Hunter St. West
When: 10:00pm – 2:00am
Cost: $10 cover, 19+ event (ID required)
A celebration of classic
gay and lesbian dance tracks.
Polish your dancing shoes
and wear your Pride colours.
Retro, motown, 60s, pop,
disco, new wave, 70s.
Saturday, September 12
Saturday September 12, 8pm
The Spill, 414 George St N | $5/PWYC
A @PtboPride third-party event
Proceeds to Center for Gender and Social Justice
Queer Short Films
about Youth
Come enjoy 5 short films from around
the world that focus on youth themes
from our friends at
3 Wild Out Women’s (WOW) Dance*
Where: Lion’s Club
347 Burnham St.
When: 9:00pm to 1:00am
Cost: $10 at the door, 19+ event (ID required)
Celebrate Pride with our favourite DJ – Synfully Sweet
19+ event with cash bar and light snacks. Sponsored by
Rainbow Service Organization (RSO) with proceeds to
RSO and Pride!
4 While the Night is Proud*
Where:The Spill
414 George St. North
When:8:00pm
Cost: $5 or PWYC (pay what you can)
A celebration of classic gay and lesbian dance music
Retro, motown, 60s, pop, disco, new wave, 70s.
Proceeds to Center for Gender and Social Justice.
Sunday, September 13
Everyone young or young at heart
is welcome!
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 14th
Showtime 8:00 pm (films runs 77 min)
Bagnani Hall, Traill College,
310 London St. Peterborough
$5 or pay what you can
Post-film social gathering at the Trend Pub
No graphic sex or violence
but contains mature subject matter
Sunday, September 13th @ 7:00pm (Doors 6:30)
Peterborough Public Library • 345 Aylmer St. North
Cost: $5 at the door or pay what you can
Film presented by Peterborough Pride with generous support from
Reframe Peterborough International Film Festival
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Brought to you by Inside Out Toronto LGBT
Film Festival in association with
Peterborough Pride and Trent Film Society
5 Pride Worship Service at
St. Andrews United Church*
Where: St. Andrew’s United Church
441 Rubidge St.
When: 11:00am
Celebrate Pride with the congregation of St. Andrew’s
United Church. The annual Pride Service will be followed
by refreshments and visiting. St. Andrew’s is an Affirming
Ministry of the United Church of Canada welcoming
people of all sexual orientations and gender identities. For
more information call 705-745-2722, contact Lyn Miller at
705-741-4271, or email jamsbury@nexicom.net.
See map
on page 12
for event
locations
6 Gender Journeys Pride Picnic*
Where:Heritage Pavilion
300 Hunter St. East
When: Noon to 3:00pm
Cost: FREE! (Donations for Gender Journeys
HKPR programming are welcome.)
Join Gender Journeys HKPR at their first Pride Picnic.
Transgender, gender diverse, questioning, and twospirited people, friends, families, and allies in the four
counties are invited to celebrate. Bring a picnic, partake
in our snacks, and enjoy face painting, games, music, and
wonderful people.
St. John’s Anglican Church*
Where: St. John’s Anglican Church
99 Brock St.
When:4:00pm
Join us for a Pride focused service of celebration and
worship. Meagh Culkeen, Director of Youth Ministry at St.
John’s West Toronto will be preaching. For more information
contact Rev. Christian Harvey at christian@bbharvey.com.
8 PRIDE Film Night at Pride*
Where: Peterborough Public Library
345 Aylmer St. North
When:7:00pm
Come enjoy the inspiring and moving film “Pride”.
Film info at: www.rottentomatoes.com/m/pride_2014/.
Hosted by Peterborough Pride and Reframe Peterborough
International Film Festival.
Monday, September 14
9 Euchre Gathering*
Where: Princess Garden Fireside Lounge
100 Charlotte St. (front door)
(park underground – Free after 7:15pm)
When:6:30pm
Cost: PWYC – donations to help cover
refreshments are appreciated.
The Fireside Lounge extends a warm welcome to any
euchre players.
10 Queer Short Films about Youth*
Where:Bagnani Hall, Traill College
310 London St.
Post-film social at the Trend Pub next door!
When:Doors: 7:30pm, Showtime: 8:00pm (77 min.)
Cost: $5 or pay what you can
Come enjoy 5 queer short films from around the world
that focus on youth themes. Everyone young or young
at heart is welcome! No graphic sex or violence but
contains mature subject matter. Brought to you by Inside
Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival with Rainbow Service
Organization, Rainbow Youth and Trent Film Society.
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Tuesday, September 15
11 PFLAG Sharing Circle*
Where:George Street United Church
534 George St. North (Upper Room)
When:7:00pm
Members of the Pride Community (LGBTTQQI2SA:
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, queer,
questioning, intersex, 2-spirit & allies) are invited to
share ideas, thoughts, issues of concern, and explore
opportunities in a safe space.
Wednesday, September 16
12 Men’s Pride Social!*
Where: Sapphire Room
137 Hunter St. West
When: 6:00pm – 8:30pm
Cost: No cover, cash bar, 19+ event (ID required)
Pride Week Men’s Social for guys who are into guys!
Join us for fun and socializing and warm-up for Drag
Bingo. Hosted by Men4men@PARN and Rainbow Service
Organization (RSO).
13 Drag Bingo – Pride Edition!*
Where: Sapphire Room
137 Hunter St. West
When: 8:30pm – 11:00pm
Details: No cover, 19+ event (ID required)
This fun event features Ms. Madge Enthat and Miss
Divalicious. Hosted by PARN, Your Community AIDS
Resource Network. Be there early to get a seat and get
your Bingo on! Proceeds to Peterborough Pride.
Thursday, September 17
14 Frontrunners Run/Walk*
Where:Dreams of Beans Café
138 Hunter St. West
When: 6:00pm (meet outside)
All levels of runners/walkers welcome! Back to Sam’s Deli
around 7pm for food and chat among new and old friends.
15 Take Back The Night – Light Your Way Walk*
Where: Fleming College (Peterborough Event)
599 Brealey Rd.
When:7:00pm
Free bus to Fleming College leaves at 6:00pm from Bata
Library steps at Trent U, 6:15pm at Sadlier House, then
approximately 6:20pm at Seeds of Change on George St.
North. Join the “Light Your Way Walk – Rally and March
to Stand Up Against Sexual Violence” in Peterborough,
Cobourg, Lindsay, or Haliburton. This is a free community
event. For more information about event locations contact
Karen at kbasciano.ksac@nexicom.net or 705-748-5901.
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16 Queering Space and Other Worlds of
Wonder: LGBTQ2 Speculative Fiction
Literature Reading*
Where: Sadleir House
Hobbs Memorial Library
When:7:30pm
Speculative Fiction (fantasy, horror, science fiction) allows us
to imagine new worlds of wonder and possibility. ChiSeries
Peterborough presents Fiona Patton, Evelyn Deshane,
and Kate Story in a night of Queer Speculative Fiction
hosted by Peterborough’s Derek Newman-Stille. For further
information contact dereknewmanstille@gmail.com.
Friday, September 18
17 Workshop: Embodying Gender*
Where: Seeds of Change
When: 1:00pm – 3:00pm
Cost: FREE**
Workshop “Embodying Gender” presented by “
Come As You Are” and hosted by the Rainbow
Youth Program.
18 Trans and Gender Variant Panel Discussion*
Where: Seeds of Change
When: 4:00pm – 6:00pm
Cost: FREE**
Come learn about the experiences of Trans and gender
variant folks in your community! Food Provided. Hosted
by Courage Peterborough, Hollaback, and Rainbow Youth
Program. Rally and March for Trans visibility, solidarity
and rights from Seeds of Change @ 6:00pm.
19 Queer as a Fox*
Where:The Spill
When: Doors open 8:00pm
Featuring Fox and the Moon, Evangeline Gentle, and
The Cole and Maggie Project. Hosted by Rainbow Youth
Program**
Saturday, September 19
20 PFLAG Pre-Parade Brunch*
When: 11:00am
A pre-Parade Brunch will be hosted by PFLAG
Peterborough. Come out and meet others from the
community. Everyone welcome! Food will be provided at
no cost but donations to PFLAG are appreciated. For more
info email pflagpeterborough@hotmail.com.
21 Everyone Loves a Pride Parade!
Where: Peterborough City Hall
When: Activities start at 1:30pm
Parade begins at 2:00pm
Bring a friend, the family, yourself and most of all – your
pride! Reading of the Proclamation by the Mayor will
be followed by the 13th annual Peterborough Pride
parade to Millennium Park. For more information contact
parade@peterboroughpride.ca.
22 Pride in the Park
Where: Millennium Park
(Water St. at the east end of King St.)
When: 2:30pm – 6:00pm
After the Parade, join us in the park for DJs spinning
family friendly tunes to help you celebrate, information
booths from agencies that support the queer community,
interesting vendors, food and a beer garden, youth
activities and more! For more information contact
prideinthepark@peterboroughpride.ca.
23 ACT ON IT!*
Where:The Garnet
231 Hunter St. West
When: Starting at 7:00pm (HIAHT at 9:15pm)
Cost: $10 at the door – Space is Limited**
Mysterious entity theatre presents: ACT ON IT! An
evening of queer theatrics and introducing the End of
the World Tour of HAMLET IN A HOT TUB! Followed by
an 80s dance party! Performances by Em Glasspool,
David Bateman and Cathy Petch followed by Hamlet
in a Hot Tub at 9:15pm with an encore performance at
11:00pm.
24 TOSSED SALAD – Pride After Party*
Where:Shots
When:Doors open at 9:00pm
Cost: $15 at the door, 19+ event (ID required)
$10 advanced tickets at:
MOM – 230 Charlotte St.
Forbidden Pleasures – Chemong Rd.
Performances by: Divalicious, Madgenthat, Franchessca
Feelalot, TJ Steele, DixieQ, Amyjane, & Guests. DJs: DJ
tammy12step & DJ Steve Hancock, and Magic Mike.
Sunday, September 20
25 Gilead Sabbath at The Unitarian Fellowship
of Peterborough*
Where: Unitarian Fellowship
775 Weller St.
When: 10:00am
As part of our celebration of Peterborough Pride, our
community will be observing a Gilead Sabbath, an
Initiative to raise witness for global LGBTQ inclusion
and against LGBTQ rights violations. Together, let us
remember the need to continue to push for rights
and respect yet to be won. To learn more, go to
www.religiousinstitute.org/gilead. For more information
contact Rev. Julie Stoneberg at uurevjs@gmail.com.
26 Pride Worship Service with George St. United*
When: 10:00am
George Street United Church welcomes the community
to join them for a Pride focused worship service. For more
information contact Minister Don Uhryniw at don@
georgestreetunited.ca.
27 Hangover Bangover Pride Roller Derby
Scrimmage*
Where: Legacy Bowl
Knights of Columbus Park
(Park St. South near Chamberlain St.)
When: Starts at 3:00pm
Cost: No charge event hosted by
Peterborough Roller Derby League
Special Pride Week Exhibition Scrimmage (school yard
pick of players from Peterborough and beyond).
*These “third-party” events are associated with Pride
but are not run or otherwise under the control of
Peterborough Pride. As a result, Peterborough Pride can
take no responsibility for the proceedings or any outcome
of these events.
**Event made possible by financial support from
Peterborough Pride Subsidy 2015
Check final event details at: www.peterboroughpride.ca/2015-events
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1 Pride Flag Raising at
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London St.
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City Hall
2 Freaky Friday Pride Edition*
3 Wild Out Women’s
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McDonnel St.
(WOW) Dance*
4 While the Night is Proud*
St. Andrews United Church*
Water St.
George St.
Aylmer St.
6 Gender Journeys
Pride Picnic*
Murray St.
St. John’s Anglican Church*
8 PRIDE Film Night at Pride*
9 Euchre Gathering*
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Brock St.
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City
Hall
10 Queer Short Films
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12 Men’s Pride Social!*
13 Drag Bingo – Pride Edition!*
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15 Take Back The Night –
Water St.
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George St.
Aylmer St.
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14 Frontrunners Run/Walk*
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Hunter St. W
about Youth*
11 PFLAG Sharing Circle*
Light Your Way Walk*
16 Queering Space and Other
Simcoe St.
Worlds of Wonder: LGBTQ2
Speculative Fiction
Literature Reading*
17 Workshop: Embodying
Gender*
18 Trans and Gender Variant
9
Charlotte St.
Panel Discussion*
TRANS DAY OF
RESILIENCY
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18TH
19 Queer as a Fox*
20 PFLAG Pre-Parade Brunch*
21 Everyone Loves a Pride
Parade!
22 Pride in the Park
King St.
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23 ACT ON IT!*
24 TOSSED SALAD – Pride
After Party*
25 Gilead Sabbath at
Sherbrooke St.
The Unitarian Fellowship
of Peterborough*
26 Pride Worship Service
with George St. United*
27 Hangover Bangover Pride
Dalhousie St.
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Roller Derby Scrimmage*
Parade Route
EDUCATE.
— Seeds of Change, George St. United Church, 534 George St. N.
1pm — "Embodying Gender" workshop presented by Come as You Are
4pm — Trans and Gender Variant Panel, Food Provided
ACTIVATE.
— Seeds of Change to Millennium Park
6pm — Rally and First Peterborough Trans Solidarity March: leaving 6:30 from
Seeds of Change to Millennium Park
CELEBRATE.
— The Spill, 414 George St. N.
8pm — Queer as a Fox: The Fox and the Moon, Evangeline Gentle, and the Cole
and Maggie Project 5$/PWYC all ages
Sponsored by Peterborough Pride.
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For the latest information and all the details go to:
Join us on September 26th for our
2nd Annual Oktoberfest Celebration at:
687 Rye Street, Peterborough
(705) 743-4747
www.smithworksbrewing.ca
@smithworksbrew
Exploring your gender identity?
JAN TKACHUK
Downtown Location:
347 George St. N • (705) 745-9119
Program Coordinator
705-748-6711 ext. 2102
jan@cmhahkpr.ca
twitter: @genderjourneys
Privacy is assured
VINCENTPRESS
p 705.745.1342
f 705.741.4152
mail@vincentpress.com
vincentpress.com
Proud to Support
Peterborough PRIDE
Taking a stand for
a safer community
for all to enjoy!
Proud supporter of
Peterborough PRIDE
MARYAM MONSEF
PETERBOROUGH - KAWARTHA
MARYAMMONSEF.CA
Authorized by the official agent for Maryam Monsef
Peterborough Pride does not endorse any one political party. We encourage
eligible voters to cast a ballot on October 19. Verify your eligibility at elections.ca.
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Carlson Wagonlit Stewart Travel
232 Brock St., Peterborough, ON
(705)743-8683 / 1-800-561-4275
www.carlsonwagonlit.net
@CWTStewartTvl
/CarlsonWagonlitStewartTravel
TICO Registration# 1373987
167 Brock St. 705-748-4481
Affordable Financial Services for All
Serving Local Communities For Over 70 Years
www.pboccu.com
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Pickwick’s
Best Bitter
Union Pride!
Wilde
Old Ale
Taking a stand for
a safer community
Red Fife
Wheat Ale
Voted Travelocity Local Favourite
for all to enjoy!
Or Dubh
Stout
Downtown Peterborough
Streetside Patio. Open Everyday.
(705) 745-0495
www.oldestone.ca
Southern Soul Food
Savour Authentic Cajun Cuisine
in a French Quarter Atmosphere
Streetside Patio. Open Everyday.
Downtown Peterborough
(705) 745-3544
www.hotbellymamas.ca
District 14 of the
Ontario Secondary School
Teachers’ Federation
congratulates and celebrates
and all this year’s participants.
Boston Pizza
proudly supports
Peterborough Pride
1164 Chemong Rd.
(705) 742-6464
821 Rye Street
(705) 740-2775
751 George St. N
Peterborough
www.prcsa.ca
Kawartha Pine Ridge
Elementary Teachers’ Local
Supports LGBT parents,
staff and students!
Happy Pride
From
Dr. Vanita Lokanathan
MD, CCFP
Family Physician
and
Sheena Howard
RN, BNSc.
Family Practice Nurse
Specializing in Trans* Care
KERRY BRENNAN
www.kerrybrennan.ca
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www.markethall.org • 705-775-1503
Proudly serving our community since 2008
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PFLAG Canada is there
when it seems no-one else is.
www.pflagcanada.ca
Peterborough Chapter:
pflagpeterborough@hotmail.com or 705-749-9723
Please show your thanks to all the
contributors to Pride with ads in this guide!
The Pride organizing committees thank all Our Supporters
Building Community Since 1993
www.rainbowservice.org
facebook: rainbow service organization
email: rso@rainbowservice.org
twitter: RSO_Tweets
Volunteer run
non-profit based
in Peterborough
4th Line Theatre • Jim Abel • Mayor Daryl Bennett
Boston Pizza • Chris Boyd • Kerry Brennan • Mark Brooks
Lisa Clarke • Miss DivaLicious • Fleming Police Foundations students
Em Glasspool • J.C. Gonder • Debbie Harrison • Lansdowne Place
Ms. Madge Enthat • Dianne McKay • Kerri Niemi • Peterborough Roller Derby League
The Pastry Peddler • Cathy Petch • PFLAG Peterborough
Purple Onion Festival • Wes Ryan • Sadleir House • Shirley Switzer
The Spill • Trent Film Society • Hannah Ward
and all the speakers, entertainers, volunteers, sponsors,
donors, event organizers and participants!
Thanks to the Members of the Pride Organizing Committees
Micheal Archer • Rose Cantwell • Shannon Culkeen • Astarte Davey • Kim Dolan
Dyson Drury • anya Gwynne • Lily Hargett • Chris Jardin • Rick Lambert
Dawn McBeth • Libby Seaborne • Trish Terryberry • Pat Ward
Special thanks to Peter Rellinger for the Pride Guide cover design work and
Kerry Brennan for the amazing guide graphics, layout and design work.
Trent Queer Collective
The Trent Queer Collective aims to
foster a safe and anti-oppressive
environment which affirms and celebrates
the diversity and intersectionality of
all queer and trans identities.
w: trentqueercollective.com
e: trentqueercollective@gmail.com
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For information on how you can be involved in
Peterborough Pride Week 2016 go to:
www.peterboroughpride.ca/volunteer
Please provide feedback and ideas by email
to: feedback@peterboroughpride.ca
Peterborough Pride
@PTBOPride
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