Sater and Tang were among hundreds of thousands of attendees lining the streets for the 47th annual Vancouver Pride Parade.

Despite funding concerns heading into this year's Pride Parade and those concerns continuing for next year, parade-goers and organizers were excited about this year's event. Alissa Thibault reports.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed optimism that negotiations with the United States on trade would lead to ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney surprised attendees at Vancouver’s Pride parade Sunday after meeting with Premier David Eby and ...

Thousands of people and performers gathered in downtown Vancouver on Sunday for the 2025 Pride Parade — a celebration of ...

Rainbow Refugee is a volunteer group that supports people seeking refuge from persecution due to sexual orientation, gender ...

After nearly four decades of unwavering commitment, leadership, and dependability, Ryan Still is retiring from Nelson Wood ...

Just in time for the 2025 Vancouver Pride Parade, TransLink has unveiled its colourful Pride bus for the season.

The Vancouver Pride Parade's new "reversed" route will kick off at Concord Pacific Place, travel along Pacific Avenue, and ...

Vancouver’s annual Pride Parade takes place on Aug. 3 — a celebration of diversity and inclusion that’ll wind its way from ...

Happy Pride, Vancouver! Following the parade on August 3, there's still a lot to do in the city in the coming weeks, including a farewell tour from a pop legend, indie rock old and new, and the return ...

Running from 2-10 p.m. on the TD Main Stage in the heart of Davie Village, the show will be hosted by local stars Kendall ...