Have you seen our new mural honouring Hanlan's Point Beach in the Village?👀 Hanlan's Point Beach is recognized by the City of Toronto as the oldest surviving queer space in Canada and the home of Canada’s first Pride event: the 1971 Gay Day Picnic. 🏳️‍🌈 Learn more about #PlacesofPride and Hanlan’s Point Beach in our magazine story here: https://bit.ly/4mDawf8 Purchase a set of stamps here: https://bit.ly/4jAHJFi Stamp designer: Kelly Small | Intents & Purposes Inc. Stamp Illustrator: Tim Sing

Recognized by the City of Toronto as the oldest continuously queer space in Toronto and Canada, Hanlan’s Point Beach was the site of the Gay Day Picnic in August 1971. As the first major gathering of queer people in Canada it was aimed at advancing queer rights and celebrating queer identity, an early example of what we now know as Pride. 🏳️‍🌈 Learn more about Hanlan’s Point Beach in our magazine story here: https://bit.ly/4mDawf8 Stamp designer: Kelly Small | Intents & Purposes Inc. Stamp Ill