Miles marched, miles to go for Calgary's LGBTQ2S+ community

It's been more than three decades since the city first recognized the LGBTQ2S+ community and a lot has changed. At the time, Mayor Al Duerr's proclamation on behalf of council was controversial. "All Canadians should enjoy basic human rights and should not be discriminated against." It recognized the ambition of the queer community to secure basic human rights that most take for granted. "You could lose your job, get evicted, that kind of thing. And there was a lot of violence -- that was the ye