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Jul 6, 2026
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Pride gets personal: The joys and challenges of rural and small-town celebrations
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Pride gets personal: The joys and challenges of rural and small-town celebrations
BY PHILIP MOSCOVITCH
JULY 6, 2026
A participant in the 2016 Truro Pride parade. Credit: Steve Currie
“There are so many rural Prides in Atlantic Canada, and that’s one of the beautiful realities of this region.”
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Philip Moscovitch
Philip Moscovitch is a freelance writer, audio producer, fiction writer, and editor of Write Magazine. More by Philip Moscovitch
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