The smiling faces of Queen City Pride and their proud moments

It was a very colourful and proudday in Regina.

The Queen City Pride Parade celebratedits 29th year on Saturday.

We only need one parade: a pride parade. It's for everybody.- J'nessaRayne

Family, friends and allies came together to celebrate Regina's gender and sexually diverse community.

We asked those taking part in the occasion what pride means to them.

I just want to teach my kids to love who they want to love.- Sarah Williams

Pride to me means commemorating the lives of those queer and trans people who have died fighting for LGBTQ rights.-Jacq Brasseur

Inclusivity.- SusanSchrader

We also asked Queen City Pride-goers what moment in their life brought thempride, or what brings them pride in their life today.

Just this year I've been feeling very proud. People are being more accepting.- KeanoPark

When I won Miss Divas for the first time and I was more comfortable in my own skin and being a drag queen. That was the first time that I felt myself, when I got crowned.- Olive Pit

Anytime that I'm with my girlfriend. I feel so connected with who I am.- TaylorHennessey