Editorial Profile

In a province where our major cities lack a defined “Gay Village”, GayCalgary and Edmonton Magazine is the only force that unites the many isolated parts of Alberta’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Trans (LGBT) communities.

We have over 20 years of experience with the Alberta LGBT community, and continue to be highly involved in many aspects thereof, sharing a personal rapport with the Magazine’s readers. We know that our readers want their point of view to be discussed, something they simply don’t get elsewhere. Furthermore, we lend a voice to Lesbian, Bi, and Trans individuals who are often left out of Gay men’s publications.

Our goal is to be Alberta’s primary information source for LGBT community and culture - and we succeed in spades. We know the Alberta LGBT community inside and out, and as such, we deliver the most current, accurate, and comprehensive picture of it. This makes us the irreplaceable go-to source in our market, read by locals and visitors to Alberta cities - something that no other publication comes close to accomplishing for our region.

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"GayCalgary is a growing credible and national voice for a community that has not traditionally had a balanced and honest presence in mainstream media."

- Dave Bronconnier, Mayor of Calgary (Nov 2009)

"With insightful reviews and thought-provoking articles, this magazine is a go-to source for anyone who wants to find out what's happening in both Calgary and Edmonton."

- Stephen Mandel, Mayor of Edmonton (Nov 2008)

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Hot Interviews of 2010

• Melissa O'Neil (January 2010) • Tom Ford (February 2010) • Nate Phelps (March 2010) • Miss J. Alexander (March 2010) • Ke$ha (March 2010) • Korn (April 2010) • Barenaked Ladies (April 2010) • RuPaul (April 2010) • Malcolm McDowell (May 2010) • Melissa Etheridge (May 2010) • Adam Lambert (May 2010) • Our Lady Peace (May 2010) • Sarah McLachlan (June 2010) • Kathy Griffin (June 2010) • Macy Gray (June 2010) • Steven Daigle (June 2010) • Kylie Minogue (July 2010) • Cyndi Lauper (July 2010) • Julia Roberts (August 2010) • Angelina Jolie (August 2010) • Nick Carter (Backstreet Boys) (August 2010) • Toni Braxton (August 2010) • Kristine W (August 2010) • Jesse Tyler Ferguson (September 2010) • Adam Levine (Maroon 5) (September 2010) • Margaret Cho (September 2010) • Robyn (October 2010) • Ash Koley (October 2010) • Lisa Lampanelli (October 2010) • Jamie Farr (October 2010) • Great Big Sea (October 2010) • Kate Miller-Heidke (October 2010) • Nelly Furtado (November 2010) • Ian Harvie (November 2010) • Jason Mraz (November 2010) • Cher (December 2010) • Annie Lennox (December 2010) • Rufus Wainwright (December 2010) • Christina Aguilera (December 2010) • Natalie Portman (January 2011) •

Other interviews included:

• God Made Me Funky (February 2010) • God-Des and She (February 2010) • Miles Faber (March 2010) • Laurell (March 2010) • Attack in Black (March 2010) • Ronnie Burkett (March 2010) • Crash Karma (March 2010) • Little Boots (April 2010) • Billie Dee Williams (April 2010) • Tahmoh Penikett (May 2010) • Aaron Douglas (May 2010) • Cherie Currie (May 2010) • Xavier Rudd (May 2010) • Semi Precious Weapons (June 2010) • Lloyd Kaufman (June 2010) • Chely Wright (August 2010) • Ryan Murphy (August 2010) • Kelis (August 2010) • Sweet Thing (August 2010) • Julianne Moore (August 2010) • Tokyo Police Club (September 2010) • Patrick Masse (September 2010) • Mado (November 2010) • Charlie David (November 2010) • Rob Epstein (November 2010) • Jeffrey Friedman (November 2010) • Bedouin Soundclash (November 2010) • 3OH!3 (November 2010) • Paula Cole (November 2010) • Rex Goudie (December 2010) • The Reason (December 2010) • Amy Sedaris (December 2010) •

Affiliates

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