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Experience Manitoba - and all it has to offer!
Experience Manitoba is a women only outdoor adventure group. We carpool to our varied adventures and try out amost anything outdoors! Include things like: hiking, biking, kayaking, canoeing, sweat lodges, working farm days, camping, snowshoeing, skiiing, nordic walking, sleeping in an igloo, etc..

Our mission is to:

• Provide the opportunity for women 18 years and older to explore outdoor activities and try new experiences in Manitoba, in a safe, supportive, and encouraging environment.
• Provide our members the opportunity to grow mentally, physically, intellectually, and socially, while participating in group events.
• Create an atmosphere where women can connect with themselves, other women, and our environment.

For full details click link Experience Manitoba - and all it has to offer!

EVENTS II

EVENTS II

Anti-bullying Website Launched
Egale Canada has launched a new website. The My Gay-Straight Alliance website (MyGSA.ca) promotes understanding and awareness among high school students of all sexual orientations.
Winnipeg Harvest Ten Most Wanted Food items
Wpg HarvestFish, (tuna & salmon) and Poultry (chicken & turkey) in water Baby Food and Formula - Canned Vegetables or Fruit Canned Stew, Chili, Brown Beans - Peanut Butter
Dry Pasta - Rice - Canned Pasta/Spaghetti Sauce
Cereal - Canned Soup www.winnipegharvest.org

About us

Welcome

Gaywinnipeg.ca is an online social community that connects Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual people with friends and others who work, study and live in Winnipeg. You can use gaywinnipeg.ca to reach other gays in your area and to learn more about those people you meet online.

We are the first and only community based information website for Gay, Lesbians, Bisexuals, Transgendered and Two-spirited people in Winnipeg.
We have been online since June 4th 2002. We invite you to explore gaywinnipeg.ca and to take time to familiarize yourself with the site and its many features.

You can join the forums and create a profile to tell us about your interests, post a message, let us know what you are looking for or just browse other members’ posts and profiles.

If your organization has a website or is having an event please let us know so that we can include it on the site. Just use the submit forms (we have one for events and another for site submissions) or just email the details to us.
Please use the contact form to request our email address.

We often receive requests for gay friendly doctors, businesses, dentists, real estate agents and other professionals in Winnipeg. If you don’t let us know that you are out there, we can’t inform our users or visitors, so please let us know!

Our first

Queer History

In 1974 Chris Vogel and Rich North tried to become legally married; however the church ceremony was disallowed by the Manitoba courts.

Our first openly gay mayor Glen Murray served from October 1998 to May 11, 2004 he was the first Gay Mayor from a large North American city.
Murray served as city councillor from 1990 to 1998 and was elected mayor on October 28, 1998 with 50.5% of the vote, Murray was re-elected in 2002.

Our first raising of the Rainbow Pride Flag at City Hall was on May 31, 2002, and on June 9, 2002 the Manitoba Prov Government Proclaimed Gay Pride.

In 2002, under pressure from gay and lesbian activists, Manitoba's NDP government introduced a bill giving same-sex couples the right to adopt.

Manitoba legalized Equal Marriage on September 16, 2004, and on June 28, 2005 House of Commons passed Bill C-38, by a vote of 158 - 133.

In 2004, thirty years later, Chris Vogel and Richard were legally married.

On July 19, 2005 The Senate voted 46-22 in favour of Bill C-38, and on July 20, 2005 Bill C-38 received royal assent and is now the law of the land.