Having always been passionate about business and affordable housing initiatives, he ( Geoffrey Peters) knew he wanted to put his own mark on the industry, but he also wanted his project to be something more than simply a low-cost place to live.
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Watch our own Sean Ryan's reaction to the Federal Governments LGBTQ2S+ apology here

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke to LGBT Canadians on Tuesday people were gathered at OUTSaskatoon to bear witness to the historic apology. Read more here

Marilyn Neudorf wept as she listened to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologize for the federal government’s role in perpetrating discrimination against the LGBTQ community. Read more here

When it came time to choose a date for her high school prom, Amanda Klassen already knew she didn't like boys.

 "However, I didn't know what my options were at that time," she said.

 "So I took a friend with me and discovered later I was lesbian and that's just the way I was born."

Now Klassen has a second chance to go to prom, and this time she's free to take the date of her choice.

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A long-term group home for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (LGBTQ) youth has opened in Saskatoon.

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Canada’s first long-term group home for LGBTQ youth has opened its doors in Saskatoon.

The first two residents moved into OUTSaskatoon’s Pride Home at the end of January. The space gives people a safe place to live with access to the non-profit’s services, like youth programming and counselling.

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Canada’s first long-term group home for members of the LGBTQ community has opened in Saskatoon.

Two youth moved into the west side home late last month and staff at OUTSaskatoon, the non-profit organization running the home, hope to welcome three more young people aged 16 to 21 to “Pride Home” this spring, if a fundraising campaign is successful.

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As OUTSaskatoon’s weeklong event Wîsahkêcâhk Comes to Town celebrates the province’s two-spirited residents, the organization’s two spirit elder, Marjorie Beaucage, spoke with StarPhoenix reporter Erin Petrow about the important place these people hold in the indigenous community, why they are still fighting to be recognized and what it means to be two-spirited in Saskatchewan.

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Due to growing demand for youth programs, OUTSaskatoon has launched a new group for young people between the ages of 10 and 14

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