Originally published by Blackburn News

The Ontario Trillium Foundation granted Windsor Essex Pride Fest over $80,000 to improve programs and services.

The funding will allow the organization to update technology, and purchase new equipment, program supplies and implement more online...

Originally published in The Windsor Star
The arrival of an $80,100 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation’s Resilient Communities Fund could not have come at a better time, says the president of Windsor-Essex Pride Fest.

“It was a godsend that we...

Mel Lucier speaks at a press conference on Friday, October 15, 2021 regarding the Windsor-Essex Pride Fest organization updating the community on their QConnect Plus program. PHOTO BY DAN JANISSE /Windsor Star

Windsor Star
October 15, 2021

Through the pandemic,...

Mel Lucier, former board member of Windsor-Essex Pride Fest, MCs the kick-off for this year's Windsor Pride Fest at Charles Clark Square, on Wednesday, September 8, 2021. PHOTO BY DAX MELMER /Windsor Star

Windsor Star
September 09, 2021

After more...

The Pride flag was raised during the festival's opening ceremony in Windsor's City Hall Square. 1:22

CBC News
September 08, 2021

The Windsor-Essex Pride flag was officially raised at Windsor City Hall Square to celebrate this year's Pride festival.

As the...

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September 07, 2021

Windsor-Essex Pride Fest will offer local festivities online for Pride Month and has moved its annual Pride Weekend to the fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

President Wendi Nicholson says going virtual in June is the...

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Description: Windsor-Essex Pride Fest is dedicated to providing opportunities for meaningful social and recreational interactions and engagement to increase connections and overcome isolation for all members of the LGBTQ2S+ community in Windsor Essex regardless of...

Launch of QLink Collaborative (left to right) Jessica McCulloch, Windsor Pride Community; Beth Ann Ternovan, Family Services Windsor-Essex; Lisa Gretzky, MPP Windsor-West; Wendi Nicholson, President, Windsor Pride Community. (photo courtesy of Windsor-Essex Pride Fest)

Blackburn News
October 11, 2020

A new...

A rainbow flag is seen at Toronto City Hall in Toronto on Tuesday, May 31, 2016. There won't be any rainbow crosswalks in Moncton, N.B., this year while city officials await a national report looking into the safety of the...

Launch of QLink Collaborative (left to right) Jessica McCulloch, Windsor Pride Community; Beth Ann Ternovan, Family Services Windsor-Essex; Lisa Gretzky, MPP Windsor-West; Wendi Nicholson, President, Windsor-Essex Pride Fest. (photo courtesy of Windsor-Essex Pride Fest)

Biz X Magazine
October 9, 2020

Windsor...