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Toronto
Population: 5.1 million
As an international center of business, finance and arts, Canada's largest city is an urban cultural mosaic. Toronto is one of the world's cleanest, safest and most diverse cities. Friendly faces, welcoming establishments and a LGBT community of almost 350,000 creates an environment other big cities strive to achieve.
Toronto is the creative city on the waterfront, where you'll feel a liberating energy from end to end and can experience a world of arts, culture, nightlife, passion and possibilities. Offering a friendly urban playground that welcomes everyone, a vibrant gay village in the city's core and unlimited options beyond, you will want to soak up as much Toronto's culture as humanly possible. Toronto's arts scene is exploding, with new museums, festivals and architecture adding to an already vibrant cultural community.
Don't miss one of the world's largest Pride festivals offering nine days of queer celebration that turns streets into parades and parking lots into parties. Or get your freak on at Halloweek, seven days of costumed Halloween mayhem in the heart of Church-Wellesley Gay Village. Think costumed revelers dressed to shock, free-flowing cocktails, fashion, entertainment and countless cute trick-or-treaters.
Don't forget, you can also tie the knot in Toronto. Getting married is just one of the fabulous reasons why many same sex couples choose to visit Toronto. For more information visit http://www.seetorontonow.com/Visitor/Gay-Community.aspx

New Gay-Owned B&B Opens in Kelowna, B.C.

Wilbur Turner is living the dream. He recently traded the bustle [and rain) of Vancouver for a quieter life in the heart of what he happily describes as “the Sonoma Valley of Western Canada.” At the centre of his new life is Clarance House, the bed and breakfast he opened earlier this year in the Okanagan Valley city of Kelowna....
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Northern Park is Unspoiled Attraction

Every year, only about 1,000 people make it up to the Nahanni National Park Reserve of Canada in the western part of the Northwest Territories. OK, so it’s not all that easy to get there. Fort Simpson, the town closest to Nahanni, is itself some 600 kilometres from Yellowknife, the territorial capital. But the reserve is definitely worth a visit. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its stunning beauty thrills the few who make it that far into the northern wilderness....
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An Heirloom Bean Counter

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OutSport Toronto to Present Workshop at TDSB Futures 2012 Conference

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Soccer star David Testo lends support to Male Call Canada study

Professional soccer player and former Montreal Impact most-valuable-player David Testo is stepping up to encourage gay and bisexual men across the country to participate in the national, bilingualMale Call Canada study, led by the University of Toronto and supported by national partners including theCanadian AIDS Society, the AIDS Committee of Toronto [ACT), and l'Université du Québec à Montréal [UQAM)....
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LGBT in the Canadian Workplace

Toronto, ON – December 1, 2011 – Angus Reid Public Opinion, conducted in partnership with the Canadian Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce [CGLCC] and Protean Strategies, released the results of an online survey of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered [LGBT] workers that sought to review specific......
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The Honourable Charles Lapointe Recipient of Travel Gay Canada LGBT Tourism Leadership Award

Travel Gay Canada [TGC), Canada’s national lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender [LGBT) tourism industry association, announced that The Honourable Charles Lapointe has been selected as the recipient of the 2011 LGBT Tourism Leadership Award....
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Press Release: Nov. 5th LGBT Sports Community Comes Together

On November 5th the LGBTTIQQ2SA [LGBT) amateur sport community will be coming together at the 519 Community Centre for the OutSport Toronto Fall Scrum – a full day conference open to those interested in learning about a range of sport topics including LGBT sports psychology, how to participate in sport while minimizing potential injuries, and how to volunteer and be a good board member....
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Canadian Gay Travel Market - $7 Billion Annually

Travel Gay Canada [TGC) announced today, the findingsof their second research study of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans-identified[LGBT) travelers, showing a market size of $7 billion annually. Anestimated market of 1.8 million gay, bisexual, lesbian and transgender travelersspent on average $1,131 per trip last year....
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