Dyke March
Montréal’s Radical Dyke March: political and visible
by Jacinthe Dupuis on 13 August 2012
Tomorrow night (Tues. Aug 14), hundreds of lesbians will take to the streets to live a historic moment, claiming to be Montréal’s first ever Dyke March. Organized by an independent collective looking to repoliticize and give visibility to the lesbian community, the group also hopes to raise awareness and celebrate dyke identities.
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Exclusive: JD Samson brings MEN to the Dyke March… afterparty
by Jordan Arseneault on 11 August 2012
As if there wasn’t already enough excitement around the Radical Dyke March, organizers of the lesbian-only demo have brought in one of their most famous sisters: JD Samson, frontwoman for the electro project MEN. (At Cabaret Mile End, Tues. Aug. 14, 9pm).
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Dyke March rubs Ottawa Police the wrong way
by Samantha Everts on 2 September 2011
The 7th annual Ottawa Dyke March took place on Saturday, August 27th with about 300 participants taking over the downtown streets in a peaceful act of solidarity for women. However the event was marred by rude, abrasive and threatening behavior from the Ottawa police.
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Steps to Rocking Ottawa Pride: Jordan + Jer’s Picks
by Jeremy Dias on 23 August 2011
Jeremy Dias is the Founder and Executive Director of Jer’s Vision: Canada’s Youth Diversity Initiative; he is also the Executive Director of the international Day of Pink. Herewith, his and editor Jordan Arseneault’s best bets for rocking Capital Pride this week!
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