There's a dwindling number of places LGBTQ community members feel safe in Toronto following an alleged hate-motivated attack near Hanlan's Point last weekend, advocates say. A crowdfunding campaign says the victim, a member of the LGBTQ community, was knocked unconscious and suffered a broken nose, cheekbone and orbital bone, as well as a hip injury and concussion. Watch| The history of the Pride flag:Learn more about the history of LGTBQ pride in Canada here. Pride Toronto's executive director Sherwin Modeste said he goes to Hanlon's a few times every summer, soaking in the welcoming atmosphere and sunset. The group was at Hanlan's Point Saturday, handing out goody bags, celebrating Pride and helping the LGBTQ community reclaim the space.

Source: CBC News June 13, 2021 08:00 UTC