Canadian LGBT History/LGBT Services

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LGBT Services[edit | edit source]

In 1983, the Quebec Gay Archives was established.

In 1984, Pink Triangle Services becomes the first registered gay charity,[1] later becoming inclusive of all people in the queer community re-branding as PTS a centre for the celebration of sexual and gender diversity.

Canadian LGBT History

Introduction • Contributors • Print version
Pre-colonial History • Overview • Two Spirit
New France • Overview
British North America • Overview • Buggery Law • Alexander Wood
Early Canada • Overview
Inter-war Canada • Overview
Post-WWII Canada • Overview
1960s Onward • Overview • Bill C-150 • LGBT Publications • Bathouse Raids and Riots • Pride Parades • LGBT Services • LGBT Rights

References[edit | edit source]

  1. ↑ Smith, Dale (25 March 2011). "25 Years of Pink Triangle Services". Xtra!. http://www.xtra.ca/public/Ottawa/25_years_of_Pink_Triangle_Services-6485.aspx. Retrieved 7 June 2011. 
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