by Julia Reinstien You hear a friend of yours say “that’s so gay”, you: (a) Call her out, it’s rude to use someone’s orientation as an insult (b) Suggest a new word she could use instead, “gay” isn’t the same as “bad” (c) Explain why it’s not ok to say, maybe she doesn’t know her … More Which shade of PINK are you?

Student Council, Prefects, GSA and Craft Club are hard at work preparing FHCI’s annual Day of Pink – April 13th! 

By: Lorena Baston On average, 64% of the victims have been bullied at school. The rate of discrimination experienced among students who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans-identified, Two-Spirited, Queer or Questioning (LGBTQ) is three times higher than heterosexual youth. On average, girls are more likely to be bullied on the Internet than boys will … More Day of Pink: Did you know?

           It has become an annual tradition to celebrate the International Day of Pink here at FHCI.  Last year, our school demonstrated strong and impressive spirit at the big event. An official ceremony was held in our gymnasium and was attended by Toronto Police Services’ 53 Division, the Service’s Lesbian Gay Bisexual … More Throwback to FHCI Day of Pink 2015