The Royal Canadian Mt has unveiled a memorative loonie meant to mark what lls a key tone for lbian, gay, transgenr, queer and two-spired people.
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CANADA'S NEW GAY RIL OPPONENTS — AND SOME SUPPORTERS — OF LGBTQ RIGHTS
TorontoThe Royal Canadian Mt has unveiled a memorative loonie meant to mark what lls a key tone for lbian, gay, transgenr, queer and two-spired people.
Historians and advot say new gay rights memorat a mythThe Royal Canadian Mt unveiled a new memorative loonie on Tuday meant to mark what lls a key tone for lbian, gay, transgenr, queer and two-spired people the untry. (Royal Canadian Mt)The Royal Canadian Mt unveiled a memorative loonie Tuday to mark what lled a key tone for lbian, gay, transgenr, queer and two-spired people, wh the ernment sayg the symbolized progrs while highlightg the work that still needs to be done to advance equaly.
Feral Fance Mister Bill Morne was amongst a number of dignari who gathered Toronto to unveil the new one-dollar that pays tribute to Parliament's passg of legislatn that "iated the crimalizatn of homosexualy Canada" , which is now circulatn, b the words "Equaly-Egale" wh the work of Vanuver-based artist Joe Average. Brent Hawk, a pastor and gay rights activist who spoke at the unveilg, said while the legal chang 1969 were not perfect, they are worthy of celebratn. The Royal Canadian Mt released a memorative one-dollar (monly lled the “loonie”) Tuday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the partial crimalizatn of homosexualy the untry.