CALGARY – On Friday, Shaw Communications launched a public art experience where LGBTQ2SIA+ and BIPOC artists have created murals at the four corner entrances to Central Memorial Park in recognition of Calgary Pride. “Thirty years ago, in a very different environment, 100 brave members of Calgary’s LGBTQ2SIA+ community gathered in the park to protest discrimination and fight for equality in what would later become acknowledged as the city’s first Pride rally,” reminds the Shaw press release. “In this extraordinary year, we weren’t able to join Calgarians en masse to celebrate Calgary Pride as we normally would. But we can still...
