What’s next for Pride in Edmonton?

What’s next for Pride in Edmonton?

June 3, 2020 6:53 pm MST.

There are no signs the Edmonton Pride Festival Society will ever throw a party in our city again, leaving room for new organizations to take the lead. As Carly Robinson reports, many are hoping the next Pride has more supports for the QTBIPOC community.

Latest in Local

One person in custody after ‘disturbance’ at Edmonton apartment building: Police

Fire destroys historic landmark in Wetaskiwin

Edmonton business leaders call for more homeless shelter day space despite funding concerns

Edmontonians walk to raise money for type 1 diabetes research

Searching for garage sales in Edmonton will be easier using a new website

Fort Edmonton Park celebrates train's 107th birthday

High demand for Edmonton Folk Music Festival tickets

NorQuest AI student creates AI app to help Royal Alberta Museum curators

Edmonton woman defending late brother killed in Quebec Walmart

Alberta-based acro dancers and dogs get gold buzzer on America’s Got Talent

Treaty 8 Chiefs vow to fight Alberta separation referendum by any means, civil disobedience

Van crashes into Stony Plain daycare, causes gas leak and evacuation

Edmonton hosting World Cup watch parties in the Ice District

Alberta gets a D- in poverty report card by Food Banks Canada

Three-year field closure at Edmonton park 'unacceptable': neighbour

Edmonton police investigating fatal collision in Mill Woods

Citizenship, healthcare number being added to Alberta ID cards starting July 2nd.

Edmonton woman living with autoimmune disease hopes to raise awareness

Edmonton’s top-rated Indian restaurant says downtown construction forced business closure

Alberta separation could cost ‘hundreds of billions’ says Premier

From Across Canada

Former Air Canada pilot accused of flying hundreds of flights with a counterfeit licence

Israel strikes Lebanon as Iran warns tensions could return

Zelenskyy says Ukraine must be included in any Russia peace talks

'Kids are dying': Libs ready to act against social media

Federal government's Digital Safety Act expected to include under-16 social media ban

Arbour sworn in, Poilievre urges unity

Deadly 7.8 magnitude Philippines earthquake kills at least 32, injures over 200

Israel and Iran halt strikes after trading fire for the first time since April ceasefire

When is a recession not a recession?

Eligible Canadians to begin receiving grocery benefit payments

National AI strategy sparks criticism

Davies hints at potentially playing in World Cup: 'Anything's possible in life'

Canada changes Online Streaming Act

Trump threatens more tariffs on Canadian goods

Trump renews 51st state comments, proposes more tariffs

Tim Hortons to end its credit card program

Carney says he won't respond to everything Trump posts online

World Cup could be worth billions to the global economy

Trump revives '51st state' comments about Canada

Russia launches massive overnight attack on Ukraine

Around the Globe

NASA instructs astronauts to return to ISS following shelter order

Putin rejects Zelenskyy's invitation to meet face-to-face

'Inhumane': Concerns grow over conditions inside New Jersey ICE facility

Kenya's president defends U.S.-backed Ebola quarantine facility

Secret drug trafficking tunnel linking Tijuana and San Diego uncovered

U.S. police clash with protesters outside New Jersey ICE facility

WHO chief reports five Ebola recoveries in Eastern Congo

Trump says U.S. naval blockade on Strait of Hormuz to be lifted

Roller coaster malfunction leaves riders hanging for hours in Texas

Canadian flotilla activists speak about alleged abuse in Israeli detention

Speed of Ebola epidemic in Central Africa outpacing response, experts say

Toronto man sentenced to 33 years in U.S. prison for child exploitation

Israel says Hamas military chief killed in Gaza strike as ceasefire tensions grow

Five villagers rescued from Laos cave after being trapped for days

Trump's trade czar says tariffs will stay even if CUSMA is renewed

NASA details Moon base plans with lessons learned from Artemis II

Lack of basic sanitary supplies heightens Ebola concerns in DRC

U.S. launches 'self-defence' strikes in Iran

Spanish passenger evacuated from MV Hondius tests positive for hantavirus

Iran denies that deal with U.S. is 'imminent'

Latest Videos

3:09

Former Air Canada pilot accused of flying hundreds of flights with a counterfeit licence

A former Air Canada Captain is facing several fraud charges for allegedly flying hundreds of flights with a counterfeit licence. Shauna Hunt with the allegations and why the airline says safety was never at risk.

4h ago

2:51

Israel strikes Lebanon as Iran warns tensions could return

As Israel strikes southern Lebanon despite a pause in direct attacks with Iran. Tehran warns more attacks on Hezbollah could reignite tensions, while President Trump says negotiations with Iran are still moving forward. Brandon Rowe Reports.

5h ago

2:27

Zelenskyy says Ukraine must be included in any Russia peace talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says there can be no peace talks about Ukraine without Ukraine at the table. His comments come as Russia keeps up deadly attacks. Brandon Rowe Reports.

5h ago

2:28

‘Kids are dying’: Libs ready to act against social media

The federal government has given notice it’ll table a ‘Digital Safety Act’ – possibly as soon as Wednesday. It’s expected the bill will include a ban on social media for those under 16 – but how it’ll be enforced is still unknown.

5h ago

7:28

Federal government’s Digital Safety Act expected to include under-16 social media ban

Ottawa is set to introduce a bill as early as Wednesday “to enact the Digital Safety Act and the Digital Safety Commission of Canada Act,” which is expected to include a ban on social media for kids under 16. Glen McGregor has the details on this and other political news.

7h ago