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Toronto AIDS Memorial

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Toronto AIDS Memorial

Church-Wellesley Village

AIDS memorial in Cawthra Square Park in the Church-Wellesley Village, with pillars carrying the names of Torontonians lost to AIDS.

Gay friendly

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Alexander Wood Statue (site)

フレンドリーなゲイの歴史と文化

Alexander Wood Statue (site)

Church-Wellesley Village

Corner of Church and Alexander Streets where Toronto's Alexander Wood statue, erected 2005 as an LGBT monument, stood until its 2022 removal.

Gay friendly

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The 519 Community Centre

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The 519 Community Centre

Church-Wellesley Village

Toronto's LGBTQ+ community centre at 519 Church Street, in a Victorian house in the Village, running drop-ins and services since 1975.

Gay friendly

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1981 Bathhouse Raids — Richmond Street Site

フレンドリーなゲイの歴史と文化

1981 Bathhouse Raids — Richmond Street Site

Downtown

Site of the Richmond Street Health Emporium, raided in Toronto's 1981 bathhouse raids that sparked Canada's first mass gay rights protest.

Gay friendly

LGBTQ+フレンドリー 10月 2026

The ArQuives — Canada's LGBTQ2+ Archives

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The ArQuives — Canada's LGBTQ2+ Archives

Church-Wellesley Village

Canada's national LGBTQ2+ archive on Isabella Street near the Church-Wellesley Village, founded in 1973.

Gay friendly

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Casey House

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Casey House

Church-Wellesley Village

Canada's first stand-alone HIV/AIDS hospital, founded in 1988 by June Callwood and now housed in a 2017 building on Isabella Street.

Gay friendly

LGBTQ+フレンドリー 10月 2026

Church-Wellesley Village Heritage Trail

フレンドリーなゲイの歴史と文化

Church-Wellesley Village Heritage Trail

Church-Wellesley Village

Toronto's gay village along Church Street between Bloor and Carlton, with the 519, the AIDS Memorial and rainbow crosswalks.

Gay friendly

LGBTQ+フレンドリー 10月 2026