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Larry Sprenger, 65; influential figure in Southland gay activism (Los Angeles Times)
Larry Sprenger, 65, a West Hollywood businessman and activist who was at the forefront of many issues affecting the local gay community, died April 29 at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where he was waiting for a heart transplant. He had been in poor health for several years. Share Your Opinion. (0 posts)
Gay community relieved by arrest, don't recognize accused (The Halifax Daily News)
The gay community is relieved police arrested a man in relation to the murders of two local gay men yesterday, the chair of the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project said. 'It's not about the gay community': Friends, family gather to grieve for murdered man (The Halifax Daily News)
They gathered in a pristine church in a little south-shore town. Many wore faces drawn taught with grief yesterday, as they mourned the death of Trevor Charles Brewster. Montreal Gay Pride cancelled (Hour.ca)
It's final: The 2007 edition of Montreal's Gay Pride parade is cancelled."I'm terribly disappointed there won't be a parade this year," says Jacques Tricot, spokesperson for Clbration de la Fiert LGB2T de Montral, which earlier this year replaced Divers/Cit as organizer of Montreal's Pride parade and community day, "but there is no alternative." Share Your Opinion. (0 posts)
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