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Welcome William!

Thrilled to be a part of the Calgary Gay History Project, Dr. William Bridel brings a sociological lens to queer history, with a particular interest in sport, physical activity, and health. William completed his PhD at Queen’s University in 2011, accepted a postdoctoral research position at the University of Alberta from 2011-2012, and then moved to Ohio to teach at a liberal...


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Alberta Book Banning in 1997

{Readers of the Calgary Gay History Project know we are dismayed by the Alberta Government’s banning of four graphic novels last Autumn, labelling them pornographic—which, if you read them, is easily contested. The ban is really about anti-gay and anti-trans...


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Dying Young

{This is our last post in 2025! We at the Calgary Gay History Project wish you a warm and festive holiday season – Kevin}

In the history of Calgary’s queer community, few figures loom as large—yet remain as quietly influential—as Doug Young. Born in 1950 near Taber, Alberta, and raised in both Taber and Medicine Hat, Young’s life was marked by a deep commitment to s...


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Introducing Levin

The Calgary Gay History Project has a new volunteer researcher, Levin Ifko!

We first met Levin at the first National Queer and Trans+ Community History Conference in Edmonton in 2024 and have been impressed ever since. Le...


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A gift of queer history for the holidays

Stories have an extraordinary ability to unite us within our communities, bridging gaps and fostering understanding. When we share narratives, we cultivate a deeper sense of belonging, which is especially vital for minority groups whose experiences can be marginalized.

For many 2SLGBTQ+ individuals, the holiday season can be a time of isolation and disconnection fr...


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