Gay and Colourful

Over 200 people wore bright colours and costumes in the 24 Hours of Gaylight celebration on Main Street on June 22. It was Whitehorse's first gay pride parade.

Over 200 people wore bright colours and costumes in the 24 Hours of Gaylight celebration on Main Street on June 22. It was Whitehorse’s first gay pride parade.

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