A funding boost for Windsor-Essex Pride Fest thanks to Caesars Windsor Cares. The casino is donating $12,200 to pride fest for social programming designed to address the problem of social isolation. According to Windsor-Essex Pride, the programming provides the opportunity for meaningful social engagement and participation to increase connections and

Windsor-Essex Pride Fest’s social programming is receiving a $12,200 boost to help offer meaningful engagement and address the issue of isolation within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. Pride Fest announced Caesars Windsor as the event’s presenting sponsor Wednesday along with their contribution to the organization’s social programming.

Fitness expert and author Craig Ramsay and IMPACT Wrestling star Gisele Shaw have been named Ambassadors of Pride for this year’s Windsor-Essex Pride Fest.

International fitness expert and author Craig Ramsay and IMPACT Wrestling Knockouts Division star Gisele Shaw will be taking part in Windsor-Essex Pride Fest August 2-13, 2023 as Ambassadors of Pride, the organization announced today.

International fitness expert and author Craig Ramsay and IMPACT Wrestling Knockouts Division star Gisele Shaw will be taking part in Windsor-Essex Pride Fest August 2-13, 2023 as Ambassadors of Pride, the organization announced today.

From protests against rainbow flags to boycotts of companies that have expressed support for trans issues, this year’s Pride Month has met with a previously unseen backlash across North America.

Windsor Essex Pride Fest has launched a Qmunity Windsor-Essex Needs Assessment, thanks to a $128,300 Resilient Communities Grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF).

Blackburn News Windsor-Essex Pride Fest is launching its first Qmunity needs assessment in over a decade. Funded through a $128,300 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation, the assessment will identify the needs of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and the agencies that can fulfill those. David Lenz with Windsor-Essex Pride Fest indicated

Today, Windsor Essex Pride Fest welcomed Andrew Dowie, MPP for Windsor-Tecumseh, and members of the public to its office on Ottawa Street for an event to mark the launch of its Qmunity Windsor-Essex Needs Assessment as well as to recognize a $128,300 Resilient Communities Grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation

Windsor-Essex Pride Fest is inviting members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in the region to participate in a survey, to better address needs and services, thanks to a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.

Windsor-Essex Pride Fest is calling on the LGBTQ community to complete a survey that will help shape how the organization serves the community.

Windsor Essex Pride Fest is asking for your help after launching a survey Friday in an effort to better understand the needs of the community. The Qmunity Needs Assessment is funded through a $128,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation. The organization says this grant has helped it to recover