Saskatoon Pride’s 50/50 raffle is now online! Get your tickets at saskatoonpride5050.ca

Placed in the heart of Treaty Six Territory, Saskatoon has been in a unique position of creating expansive spaces for revitalization efforts of Two Spirit culture. For many Two Spirit community members, like Mel, Saskatoon Pride has transformed into a space of grounding, of family connections, and ceremonies of rekindling traditions. June brings forth a double fresh breath of air for the Two Spirit community, as it not only marks Pride Month but National Indigenous History Month too!

Saskatoon Pride has launched a new online store to get all your Pride Swag!

Support Saskatoon Pride by purchasing a ticket (or several!) to win this amazing quilt and help us provide no cost Pride events.

Saskatoon Pride, in partnership with Saskatoon Public Library and the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild, are pleased to present Still Here, Still Queer, Still Writing: A Pride Writing Contest.

The Saskatoon Pride Festival is June 12-19, 2021 and our theme for this year is ‘Still Here Still Queer.’ We’re excited to confirm the following festival events, with more details to come. Stay tuned and Happy Pride!

During the month of June, we invite you to Show Your #YXEPride by getting involved in your community. There are a number of fun and meaningful ways to show your support for Saskatoon Pride this year.

On Sunday, March 28 at 7pm CST, join in for the second edition of this virtual event which is inspired by the gifts within our Indigenous community where we celebrate its culture, authenticity and diversity.

The Q-Factor: A Saskatoon Pride Talent Competition is an all-ages digital talent competition taking place on March 12-13. This will be a fierce competition made up of talent from local artists with the chance to win great prizes.

Say goodbye to 2020 & welcome in 2021 with a virtual NYE dance party presented by Saskatoon Pride on Dec 31

Today is the annual Trans Day of Remembrance. We wish to take this moment to honour the trans folx whose lives were lost to violence. We stand with you. We support you.

OUTSaskatoon and Saskatoon Pride have partnered together to create a non-partisan equitably scored report card in order to grade Saskatoon Municipal and School Board Trustee Candidates regarding their plans, commitments to, and support for Saskatoon’s 2SLGBTQ+ community.

Saskatoon Pride and OUTSaskatoon have partnered together to create a non-partisan equitably scored report card in order to grade provincial political parties regarding their plans, commitments to, and support for Saskatchewan’s 2SLGBTQ+ community. We asked all six provincial political parties four questions, providing them a platform to speak about LGBTQ2S issues.

Your voice needs to be heard. You are the face and voice of Saskatoon Pride. We wish to create a diverse and inclusive organization and to reflect all our communities in our celebration of Pride. All Saskatoon Pride events and initiatives are reviewed to ensure they embrace these ideals. 2020 has been a year of challenge as the pandemic forced us to find ways for our community members to connect virtually and express their Pride, connect with others, and to support and centre the voices of Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour to create awareness of systemic injustice and our individual and collective responsibility to make change.

Two Spirit people are an integral part of the fabric of Saskatoon’s queer community. Saskatoon Pride presents a celebration of two spirit artists and allies from Saskatchewan and across Turtle Island. We hope it is one of many steps on the path to reconciliation and inclusion. Listen, learn, and above all, enjoy the gifts and voices of the Two Spirit Ball.

Saskatoon stepped up when Saskatoon Pride was unable to hold its usual Pride Parade due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There was an outpouring of love and support for the two spirit and queer community from across the community. The parade included a segment from the Black Lives Matter Saskatoon chapter and from Idle No More. The Virtual Parade is call to the 2020 theme of Saskatoon Pride: "Be Strong. Be Proud. Be You."

he Global Queer, Trans, and Intersex Human Rights in a COVID-19 World international panel discussion was a powerful learning experience for Saskatoon, Canada, and across the globe. Many thanks to Dignity Network Canada for co-presenting this event and to CUPE National for their generous sponsorship, and to CBC/Radio-Canada who made possible Omayra Issa’s participation as moderator of the event.