Toronto Gay Pride Parade 2011

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Toronto celebrates Gay Pride for a 10 days in late June and into early July (June 24 through July 3, 2011), in part to honor what many consider to be one of the key events in the LGBT history, the Stonewall Riots in New York City in 1969. One of North America's leading gay destinations, Toronto has been holding Pride observances since '70s, and events have been held annually here since 1981. These days, Toronto Pride's most prominent event, the Pride Parade, draws more than 1.2 million spectators and participants annually, making it one of the top such draws in the world.
The festival culminates on Sunday, July 3, with the Toronto Gay Pride Parade, a hugely attended procession that commences at the intersection of Bloor Street East and Church Street. It then heads west to Yonge Street, south to Gerrard Street, and east back to Church Street.
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[billsemotional]

im straight. i went there with my friends and it was a blast! you people should stop judging. gay or not, these people are awesome. they are super nice! it was awesome!!! we danced a lot. Going again next year for sure with my friends!!!

[Sedoreable]

HAPPY PRIDE YOU SEXY BITCHES :)

[bgibb101]

Now that the gay mayoral candidate (George Smitherman) was defeated in 2010 by Muslim posters and Tamil radio ads, not to mention a huge voter turnout of our ethnic communities, I wonder just how long before parades like this can keep going. Remember, we are taking in 240,000 immigrants a year from countries that are hostile towards gay rights. British cities already have "Sharia Zones" which ban music, unmodest dress, alchohol & tobacco. How soon before Toronto gets this treatment?

[shota777]

@spunkymia4 BOO-URNS

[inetbf]

genetic abnormalities and deficiency of brain cells are quite frankly nothing to be proud of.

[bgibb101]

@LIFEinMOLLYWOOD - My life is far more interesting, eventful and rewarding than you will ever know. In fact I just don't have the time to attend some "parade' to watch adult men and women make a complete asses of selves in public.

[bgibb101]

@sasotions -LOL!!

[bgibb101]

@LIFEinMOLLYWOOD - Everybody can have fun, but the sight of naked men, men dressed up in womens clothes and other lurid exhibitions is frankly pathetic. This is nothing more than a freak show

[LIFEinMOLLYWOOD]

@bgibb101

If you're anti-gay or against drag queens, why even watch the video? Let the party people have fun and enjoy their lives. Mind your own business and enjoy your boring life.

[northernangel8]

This was my 9th or 10th year going to the parade. I went 20 years ago and a couple of years after. I was there on Sunday and uploaded 2 videos. People are people regardless of their sexuality, economic circumstances, age or religion. And no, I am not gay and yes, I have several close gay / lesbian / transgender friends. These friends of mine are educated, professionals and treat me well. I went alone this year and had a blast making my two videos to 2 a.m. today.

[spunkymia4]

The parade is a complete disgrace to Canadians