A record 125 Anglicans from 16 parishes walk in the Pride Parade in downtown Toronto on June 30, with tens of thousands of people lining the route. A group from St. Paul, Bloor Street handed out water at the start of the parade.
Gathering outside St. Paul, Bloor Street before the start of the parade.
The Rev. Ben Tshin of St. Paul, Bloor Street offers water outside the church.
Anglicans walk behind their banner along Bloor Street.
Chris Ambidge, ODT, waves to the crowd.
Anglicans of all ages take part in the parade.
Archdeacon Steven Mackison of Church of the Redeemer, Bloor St. holds up sign.
On the march.
Joyful day
Anglicans take part in Pride parades outside of the GTA in June.
The Rev. Ken McClure of St. George, Allandale (left) and the Rev. Andrew Kuhl of the Parish of Craighurst and Midhurst, at the start of the walk in Barrie.
Anglicans from St. George, Allandale, St. Paul, Midhurst, Trinity, Barrie and St. Margaret, Barrie walk with United Church members in Barrie’s parade.
All Saints, Whitby parishioners carry their banner and a sign in the Durham Pride parade.
Members of Trinity Church, Bradford walk in the York Pride parade.
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