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Canada's largest AIDS memorial — 14 curved concrete plinths in Cawthra Square Park inscribed with more than 3,000 names of Toronto…
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Canada's first LGBT monument stood here 2005-2022, removed over Wood's residential-school ties - an empty corner that records a community…
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Canada's largest LGBTQ+ community centre — a City of Toronto-funded 20,000 sq ft facility in a converted 1900 mansion on Church Street…
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Downtown site of the February 1981 Toronto Bathhouse Raids — Canada's equivalent of Stonewall, when police arrested 286 men and triggered…
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The world's second-largest independent LGBTQ+ archive after New York's Lesbian Herstory Archives — founded in 1973, holding 25,000+ books…
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Canada's first stand-alone HIV/AIDS hospital — opened in 1988 in a converted Victorian mansion and rebuilt in 2017 as a 60,000 sq ft…
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The seven-block Church-Wellesley Village — Canada's largest gay neighbourhood since the mid-1980s, marked with permanent rainbow crosswalks…
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