Montreal Pride Boosts Security After Berlin Attack
Montreal Pride is allocating about ten percent of its festival budget to heightened security after a deadly attack on a Berlin Pride event, joining other cities in strengthening safety plans.
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6 storiesnewest firstlatest July 28, 2026
Montreal Pride is allocating about ten percent of its festival budget to heightened security after a deadly attack on a Berlin Pride event, joining other cities in strengthening safety plans.
Fierté Montréal announced increased security for upcoming Pride celebrations in response to the deadly Berlin Pride attack, reflecting global concerns about safety at LGBTQ+ events.
The International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs will hold its annual five‑day convention in Montreal from July 1 to 5, 2026, marking the first time the 43‑year‑old event is hosted in the city. Co‑organizers Jean‑Marc Robichaud and Joel Smith are overseeing the Montreal edition.
The International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs is hosting its 43rd annual convention in Montreal for the first time, running July 1‑5, 2026, with members Jean‑Marc Robichaud and Joel Smith highlighting the event’s significance.
The International Association of Gay Square Dance Clubs is holding its 43‑year‑old annual convention in Montreal for the first time, running from July 1‑5, 2026. Local coordinators Jean‑Marc Robichaud and Joel Smith are overseeing the five‑day program of workshops and social dancing.
Pride Toronto reports a $700,000 budget shortfall that may force cuts to next year’s festival, warning that insufficient funding could limit the scale of the city’s annual Pride celebrations.