by | | Award Winners 2018
This award recognizes a business with at least $10 million in annual revenues and which makes a significant positive impact for Manitoba’s LGBT communities. This award is so important because it’s these massive corporations who have broad reach and visibility. We are...
by | | Award Winners 2016
TD Bank Group TD Bank has been a key sponsor for Pride Winnipeg since 2010. Without TD’s support the Pride Festival simply couldn’t happen as the funding helps secure everything from tents to talent. TD is also involved with over 100 other LGBTTQ*...
by | | Award Winners 2016
ALT Hotel As one of the newest hotels in Winnipeg, this TAG certified hotel dove into serving LGBT Markets, hosting chamber events, the only hotel participating in the Pride parade this summer, participating in the pride run, becoming official hotel of the pride...
by | | Award Winners 2016
Hayato Nakabayashi Hayato is an excellent and insightful student. His academic advisor noted that Hayato’s thesis is based in the field of human resource development and explores the work experiences of Asian, gay male, immigrants in the Canadian workplace. He...
by | | Award Winners 2016
Oh Doughnuts Oh Doughnuts supplies gourmet-style doughnuts to an increasing number of Winnipeg restaurants and coffee shops. Owner Amanda Kinden’s treats, made with locally produced organic flour and eggs and, when called for, fair-trade organic chocolate, are...
by | | Award Winners 2016
RPM: Rainbow Pride Mosaic RPM have been an active part of the U of M student environment for years — helping to make university life easier and enjoyable for LGBT students and allies. They have raised money for causes in our community including Rainbow Resource...
by | | Award Winners 2016
Michelle McHale Michelle McHale has been a leader in Manitoba’s LGBT* community over the past year with her tenacity and passion to spread the Pride movement to Steinbach, a community that has been the centre of a diversity controversy. Her personal story of...
by | | Award Winners 2016
Shandi Strong Shandi has been an out, visible advocate and role-model in the trans community since transitioning herself many years ago. She faced a very discriminatory workplace but didn’t let that stop her from becoming a visible leader in the trans...
