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Annual General Meeting

On Saturday August 27th, - being blessed with beautiful weather - CAEO Quebec's Annual General Meeting was held at Parc Prefontaine with 14 people in attendance.

Volunteer, executive member and outstanding contribution ofthe year awards were presented to Suzanne Mainville, Katherine Black, and Gabrielle Bouchard respectively for their contributions to the organization. Congratulations to them, and a very special thank you to all of our volunteers.

Special thanks to Royal Phoenix Bar, Revel and Rio...

NOTICE: From the Director of Gay Online

GAY ONLINE services have been permanently cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Gay Online has been on hold for a couple of months now, due to a lack of volunteers as well as low traffic on the chat service. The GAY ONLINE services will continue to be interrupted until further notice as CAEO continues to evaluate and improve our services.

I invite anyone to contact me with suggestions, concerns, or interest in helping with the improvement of this important service. This e-mail address is...

Official Press Release June 02 2011

Nick Frate joined CAEO (formerly known as Gay Line) in 2005 as a volunteer, and has since taken this singular program, and transformed it into the organisation it is today. After only a year, Nick assumed the role of president and immediately implemented his vision for services targeting the needs of the Montreal community.

In 2007, Nick created the SILK program, sending volunteers into Montreal high schools to raise awareness of sexual orientation and diversity and to combat homophobia. Tw...

Welcome to CAEO Québec

How do I know if I’m gay? Am I the only one? What makes you gay? What’s the difference between transgendered and transsexual? Can I be religious and bisexual? I think I’m in an abusive relationship, where can I go for help? Where can I meet other gay teenagers? I’m 17 and my girlfriend is 31. Is it legal for us to have sex ? When’s the best time to come out to your parents?

Welcome to CAEO Québec, which stands for the Canadian Association for Education and Outreach. We are a charitable volunteer o...

NOTICE: Gay Line Services Are Temporarily Closed!

APRIL 1, 2012 Montreal, Quebec

Gay Line is a non-profit volunteer organization founded in 1976 and located in Montréal. We provide a high quality free and confidential help and information telephone service in English for gender and/or sexual minorities.

Due to organizational restructuring and project-development Gay Line services will be put on hold during the spring and summer of 2012. In our absence, Gay Line recommends the following services:

Kids Help Phone is Canada's only free, national, b...

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SILK

SILK (Sexual Information Leads to Knowledge) is a volunteer program that was developed in 2008 to cater to the needs of three target populations; the present focus being on Montreal Anglophone high s...