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John Sandfield Macdonald, abogado y político canadiense, 1.er premier de Ontario (fallecido en 1872)

Oliver Mowat, político canadiense, tercer premier de Ontario, octavo teniente gobernador de Ontario (fallecido en 1903)

William Aberhart, político canadiense (f. 1943).

W. A. C. Bennett, empresario y político canadiense, 25.º premier de Columbia Británica (fallecido en 1979)

Oliver Mowat, político canadiense, tercer premier de Ontario, octavo teniente gobernador de Ontario (nacido en 1820)

John Robarts, abogado y político canadiense, 17.º premier de Ontario (fallecido en 1982)

Peter Lougheed, abogado y político canadiense (f. 2012).

Dave Barrett, trabajador social y político canadiense (f. 2018), 26.º primer ministro de la provincia de Columbia Británica.

Bill Bennett, abogado y político canadiense, 27.º primer ministro de Columbia Británica (fallecido en 2015)

Don Getty, jugador de fútbol canadiense y político, 11.º premier de Alberta (fallecido en 2016)

Bill Vander Zalm, empresario y político neerlandés-canadiense, 28.º premier de Columbia Británica

Ralph Klein, político canadiense (f. 2013).

David Peterson, político canadiense.

Mike Harris, político canadiense, 22.º primer ministro de Ontario

Ujjal Dosanjh, abogado y político canadiense

Gordon Campbell, político canadiense.

Pauline Marois, político canadiense.

Ed Stelmach, agricultor y político canadiense, 13.º premier de Alberta

Dalton McGuinty, político canadiense.

Jim Prentice, abogado y político canadiense (f. 2016), 16.º primer ministro de Alberta.

John Edward Brownlee, abogado y político canadiense, 5.º premier de Alberta (nacido en 1884)

Alison Redford, jurista y política canadiense

Jason Kenney, abogado y político canadiense, 18.º premier de Alberta

Justin Trudeau, político canadiense, Primer ministro de Canadá entre 2015 y 2025.

Following a lobbying campaign by the Gay Alliance Toward Equality, Toronto City Council adopts a policy forbidding discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in municipal hiring, making the city the first jurisdiction in Canada to do so.

Rev. Bob Wolfe of the Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto successfully talks a distraught young gay man out of committing suicide by jumping off the roof of Toronto City Hall's east tower. He is presented an award by Toronto City Council for his bravery on February 6, and uses his acceptance speech to criticize the Toronto Star for refusing to print an advertisement for the church; the Star prints the ad the following day.

Brent Hawkes is selected as the new pastor of the Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto, succeeding Bob Wolfe.

W. A. C. Bennett, empresario y político canadiense, 25.º premier de Columbia Británica (nacido en 1900)

John Robarts, abogado y político canadiense, 17.º premier de Ontario (nacido en 1917)

Rita Johnston se convierte en la primera mujer premier de una provincia canadiense al suceder a William Vander Zalm (que había dimitido) como premier de Columbia Británica.

NDP Premier of British Columbia Ujjal Dosanjh marches in the Vancouver Pride Parade, the first incumbent first minister in Canada to do so. The next appearances of an incumbent first minister in pride parade will not take place until summer of 2012 when Alberta Premier Allison Redford matches in the Edmonton pride parade.

On the 25th anniversary of Toronto's Pride Week, Bill Blair becomes the first chief of police in the city's history to participate in the parade.

In an interview with Andy Barrie on CBC Radio One, Pamela Taylor, the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party candidate in the Toronto Centre by-election on February 4, outs federal cabinet minister John Baird when Barrie asks her if she can name an openly gay member of her party.

Following controversy over the inclusion of the activist group Queers Against Israeli Apartheid in the 2009 Toronto Pride Parade, the event's organizers vote to ban the use of the phrase "Israeli apartheid" from the 2010 parade, after councillor Giorgio Mammoliti brings a motion before Toronto City Council to have the city withdraw its funding from the event if the group is not banned.

For the second year in a row, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford declines an invitation to attend the city's annual Pride Parade, on the grounds that it conflicts with his family's traditional cottage weekend. Unlike in 2011, however, he subsequently attends a PFLAG event on May 17 to mark the International Day Against Homophobia.

Conservative Lee Richardson resigns as MP for Calgary Centre, to accept a job as principal secretary to Alberta Premier Alison Redford.

Bev Oda resigns as Minister for International Co-operation and as MP for Durham.

Citing health, Denise Savoie (NDP) resigns as MP for Victoria.

Peter Lougheed, jugador de fútbol canadiense, abogado y político, 10.º premier de Alberta (nacido en 1928)

Two weeks following her upset victory at the Ontario Liberal leadership convention, Kathleen Wynne, the first out leader of a governing party in Canada, takes office as Premier of Ontario, and become both Ontario's first female premier and Canada's first openly LGBT first minister. Her premiership makes Ontario, with its population of over 13 million, the jurisdiction with the largest population with an openly LGBTQ head of government anywhere in the world, displacing Belgium (with population of 11 million held the distinction since 2011) for the distinction and held it for 11 years until 2024 (when Gabriel Attal was appointed Prime Minister of France).

Ralph Klein, político canadiense (n. 1942).

Justin Trudeau is elected leader of the Liberal Party of Canada.

For the first time in his mayoralty, Rob Ford attends the annual kickoff of Toronto's Pride Week to read the official city proclamation.

Out Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne marches in the Pride Toronto parade, the first incumbent Premier of Ontario to do so. This makes her the third incumbent first minister in Canada to match in a pride parade, following BC Premier Ujjal Dosanjh in 2000 and Alberta Premier Allison Redford the previous year. She led the liberal float with federal Liberal leader Justin Trudeau who would become the first incumbent Prime Minister to match in 2016. This summer, the incumbent premiers of the four largest provinces, all women, all match in pride parades in their respective provinces. In addition to Wynne in Toronto, BC Premier Christy Clark matches in the Vancouver Pride Parade on August 4, Quebec Premier Pauline Marois matches in Fierté Montréal parade on August 18, and Alberta Premier Allison Redford was honoured as the grand marshal of Calgary pride parade on September 1.

Maria Mourani, Bloc Québécois MP for Ahuntsic, is expelled from caucus due to comments she made against the Quebec Charter of Values proposed by the Parti Québécois government of Pauline Marois.

Queers Against Israeli Apartheid, the activist group whose participation in Toronto's Pride Week parade of 2010 led to attempts by Toronto City Council to strip Pride's funding, announces that it is disbanding.

Patrick Brown, the Conservative MP for Barrie, resigns his seat after being elected leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario.

For the first time in the history of Toronto's Pride Week, a contingent of federal Conservative Party of Canada MPs and provincial Ontario Progressive Conservative Party MPPs participates in the parade. Organized by the new LGBTory, the marching contingent includes federal MPs Kellie Leitch and Bernard Trottier, Ontario PC leader Patrick Brown and MPPs Lisa MacLeod and Jack MacLaren.

Elecciones federales de Canadá de 2015: El Partido Liberal de Canadá, liderado por Justin Trudeau, gana la mayoría absoluta en la Cámara de los Comunes.

Bill Bennett, abogado y político canadiense, 27.º primer ministro de Columbia Británica (nacido en 1932)

Justin Trudeau indicates that he will attend Toronto's 2016 Pride parade, becoming the first sitting Prime Minister of Canada ever to attend a Pride event.

Don Getty, jugador de fútbol canadiense y político, 11.º primer ministro de Alberta (nacido en 1933)

The Toronto chapter of Black Lives Matter stages a protest as honoured guests of Pride Toronto, demanding more funding to people of colour events at pride, and removal of police floats in future parades.

Jim Prentice, abogado y político canadiense, 16.º premier de Alberta (nacido en 1956)

Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau nominated René Cormier and Kim Pate, along with 12 others, as senators. They becomes Canada 3rd and 4th out senators, joining the senate less than two months before the mandatory retirement of Senator Nancy Ruth, who has been the only out sitting Senator from the start of her tenure in March 2005.

Brent Hawkes, the pastor of the Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto, is found not guilty of charges relating to allegations of indecent assault alleged to have occurred in 1974.

En Canadá, terminan las elecciones federales canadienses de 2019, con el resultado de que el primer ministro en ejercicio Justin Trudeau permanece en el cargo, aunque con el Partido Liberal en un gobierno minoritario.

Pride Toronto announces that Olivia Nuamah is no longer its executive director, as of January 15. Despite concerns from the organization's membership about the timing of her departure just months before the 2020 event, the board declines to clarify the reasons for her departure, or even whether she resigned or was fired.

All of the queens who competed in Canada's Drag Race participate in a special online edition of Fierté Montréal's annual Drag Superstars show.

Erin O'Toole es elegido líder del Partido Conservador de Canadá.

27: With large-scale public events still curtailed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Pride Toronto again proceeds virtually. The event was hosted by Priyanka, with performers including Allie X, iskwē and Gary Beals. Despite the lack of an official Pride celebration, some small-scale participant-organized Pride events did take place over the weekend, including a Dyke March and a No Pride in Policing rally.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has tested positive for COVID-19 for the second time.

John Horgan, político y diplomático canadiense, 36.º premier de Columbia Británica (nacido en 1959)

Justin Trudeau anuncia su renuncia como líder del Partido Liberal de Canadá y primer ministro de Canadá tras nueve años en el cargo.