Vancouver’s annual Pride Parade takes place on Aug. 3 — a celebration of diversity and inclusion that’ll wind its way from Pacific Boulevard, near the Concord Pacific Lands, to the West End. The ...

Ron Dutton will never forget stepping into Vancouver’s first unsanctioned Pride Parade in 1978 — not with floats or cheering crowds, but with fear in his chest as about 50 people, mostly from the Gay ...

The Vancouver Pride Parade will be held Sunday, Aug. 3, on the same day as the return of the Davie Village Pride Festival, coming back after a six-year hiatus from 2 to 10 p.m. along Davie Street ...

The Aug. 3 procession will head from east to west this year, a reversal from previous events, starting at Pacific Boulevard ...

Ron Dutton will never forget stepping into Vancouver’s first unsanctioned Pride Parade in 1978 — not with floats or cheering crowds, but with fear in his chest as about 50 people, mostly from ...

Pride means embracing diversity and living without fear, he said. "It's about being proud of who you are and not hiding." Sater and Tang were among hundreds of thousands of attendees lining the ...

Vancouver's first unofficial Pride Parade began in 1978 as a protest march through Davie Village. The city's first official permitted Pride Parade was held in 1981.

Vancouver’s annual Pride Parade takes place on Aug. 3 — a celebration of diversity and inclusion that’ll wind its way from Pacific Boulevard, near the Concord Pacific Lands, to the West End.

Join the conversation A person waves a trans pride flag during the Pride Parade at English Bay in Vancouver on Sunday, Aug. 6, 2023. Photo by ETHAN CAIRNS / THE CANADIAN PRESS ...

Vancouver showed its Pride today for the annual parade, now bigger than ever. Thousands lined the streets from English Bay to past B.C. Place to take in the spectacle. as Grace Ke reports, this ...