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Item consists of the eighth issue of the third volume (October) of the 1997 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Issue includes an article by Kim Vance about Jane Kansas's new role on CBC radio, an update on EGALE's new board, an article by Ross Boutilier and Nicky Perkins looking back on the first six years of Safe Harbour Metropolitan Community Church, an article by Lara Morris on a new Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity committee, an article by Chuck Gillis reflecting on the death of Princess Diana, a preview of the Queer Looking, Queer Acting exhibit at the Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery by Jane Kansas, a selection of coming out stores collected by Anna Macara and Daniel MacKay, reflections on Pride by Cage Gallagher, an update on the Men'Sex Project by Les Connors, a selection of responses from an AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia event introduced by Don Stevens, , and other regular columns (Will Murray, Mark Mutrie), reviews (Bill Bradley, Anna Macara, Kim Vance), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the first issue of the second volume (February) of the 1996 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a facsimile of a Pink Triangle Day promotional poster.

Issue includes an editorial by Margaret Robinson about the Chronicle Herald's "Personally Speaking" service, a breakdown of a week in the life of the AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia, an article by Kim Vance about efforts to build a new provincial 2SLGBTQ organization, an article about recent discrimination at Cafe Amadeus (and Humans Against Homophobia's response), a recap of EGALE (Equality for Gays and Lesbians Everywhere) activities in 1995, an article by Kim Vance on films to watch for Black History Month, another article by Vance about cutbacks in Community Pride Outreach funding, a recap of the 1995 Wayves Readers' Survey by Chris Aucoin, and other regular columns (by Rex Wockner, Gary Hanrahan, Mark Mutrie, Jim Genge, Eloise Graves), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the tenth issue of the first volume (December-January) of the 1995 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette. This is the first issue of Wayves to include colour lettering and illustration on the covers.

Issue includes a commentary by B.W. Kozak about Hallowe'en experiences, an article by Kim Vance address provincial organization against inequality, an article by Ross Boutilier about an EGALE/Court Challenges meeting, an article by Ross Boutilier about the struggles of the AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia, an article by David Butler about Humans Against Homophobia and judicial attacks, a remembrance of Roland Morrison (a person of Mi'kmaq ancestry renowned for candid discussions about living with AIDS), an article about censorship of an episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine on ATV because of a kiss between two women, and other regular columns (by Mark Mutrie, Eloise Graves), reviews (Kim Vance, Brian Mombourquette, Jane Kansas), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the eighth issue (September) of the 1999 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of activist Paul Laybolt, with an inset of the band Pansy Division.

Issue includes an article about strategy changes at the AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia under the direction of Paul Laybolt written by Michael Wile, an update on the Cape Breton Gay and Lesbian Equality Project by Nicholas Colello, results from the Wayves readership survey analyzed by Kim Vance, an EGALE update, a retrospective of the 19th Atlantic Film Festival by Glenn Walton, a review of Anne Wheeler's film "Better than Chococlate" by Kim Vance, a profile and interview of punk band Pansy Division by Will Murray, and other regular columns (Mark Mutrie), reviews (Kim Vance), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the ninth issue (November) of the 1999 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of singer Judy Small.

Issue includes an article about a tour of folk singers Susan Crowe, Katherine Wheatley, and Cate Friesen written by Renée Hartleib, an update from the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project by Michael Daries and Bob Fougere, an article about the Dalhousie Student Union banning the Halifax Bible Church from its premises after homophobic comments, an article about queer accessibility challengers in Halifax by Nora Bednarski, a recap of the Queer Across Canada video series written by James MacSwain, Rick Collins's review of Joe Orton's "What the Butler Saw" directed by Bryden MacDonald, an article on the launch of a regular AIDS Coalition of Nova Scotia newsletter, an interview of singer Judy Small conducted by Renée Hartleib, and other regular columns (Mark Mutrie), reviews (Will Murray, Ralph Higgins, Michael Wile), news updates, and event listings.