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First gay fraternity formed in Canada
MONTREAL, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- Canada's first gay fraternity has been established at Montreal's McGill University, with most challenges coming from the gay community, organizers said.

'Degrassi' scores GLAAD Media nomination for gay, transgender storylines
TORONTO - Canada's groundbreaking high school series "Degrassi" has been nominated for a best-drama prize from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.

4th GLAAD nomination for Degrassi
Canada’s groundbreaking high school series Degrassi has been nominated for a best-drama prize from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.

New Canada Air Regulations May Exclude Transgender Travelers
A number of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights advocates and media outlets are expressing concern over recent Canadian air travel regulations which they feel exclude transgender passengers from flights.

'Degrassi' scores award nod for transgender storyline
Canada's groundbreaking high school series 'Degrassi' has been nominated for a best-drama prize from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.

Canada gay marriages "not legal," Ottawa argues: report
The Canadian government is arguing in a Toronto court case that non-residents who were wed in Canada are only considered married if gay marriage is also legal in their home country or state.  read more

Canada Gay Marriage Limbo: Prime Minister Stephen Harper Has No Intention Of Reopening National Debate Despite Report
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper says his government has "no intention" of reopening the national debate on same-sex marriage after a lesbian couple's divorce case cast doubt on the legal status of thousands of couples who wed in Canada.

Feds touted gay-wedding tourism ads in 2006
If surprising doubts had persisted about the validity of foreign same-sex marriages performed in Canada, the federal government's own tourism-promotion agency would have had some serious explaining to do about a campaign it proudly touted in 2006 to attract gay and lesbian couples from the United States to "tie the knot" in this country.

Degrassi gets GLAAD nomination
Canada's groundbreaking high school series Degrassi has been nominated for a best-drama prize from the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation.

Canada affirms gay weddings
Australian same-sex couples who married in Canada have welcomed a decision by the country's government to close a loophole that may have invalidated their marriages.