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Item consists of the second issue (March) of the 2001 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of several unidentified members of the Pictou County Women's Centre.

Issue includes an article documenting the first 25 years of the Pictou County Women's Centre, a Halifax Pride Committee update, a call for volunteers for preparing the next Mr Atlantic Canada Leather contest, a call for submissions to the 5th edition of the Pride Guide directory, , and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Mark Mutrie), reviews (Lois Loewen), news updates (Sam Meehan), and event listings.

Item consists of the fourth issue (May) of the 2001 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of two unidentified seniors sitting on a couch.

Issue includes the release of the 2001 Pride logo (created by Sam Meehan), a preview of Mr Atlantic Canada Leather 2002, an article yb Emerald Gibson about the founding of The New Brunswick Drag Queen Society, an article about a visit to the Rainbow Inn B&B in PEI, an article by Kim Vance previewing The Women Next Door American tour, an editorial about protesting at the Summit of the Americas, an article by Rhonda Brassard recapping the 21st annual Nova Scotia Bodybuilding & Fitness Championships as well as a profile of Susan Sangster, EGALE notes, an article by Maura Donovan about an Ottawa LGBTQ seniors residence and the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project's efforts to create a similar institution in Nova Scotia, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Mark Mutrie), reviews , news updates (Sam Meehan), and event listings.

Item consists of the ninth issue (December-January) of the 2001 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of a group of unidentified people dancing.

Issue includes an article by Rhonda Whittaker about Queens University honouring Eldon Hay, an article by Lynn Stapleton about a LGBTQ youth drop-in project in Fredericton, an article by Daron Letts about the launch of a new zine, an article about the reissue of the OUTeast Visitor Map, an unattributed article about life as a gay Muslim post 9/11, an article by Becky MacEachern about a dance program for same-sex couples, a profile of Apollo Sauna by Daniel MacKay, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Mark Mutrie), reviews (Daniel MacKay, Ralph Higgins, news updates (Sam Meehan), and event listings.

Item consists of the third issue (April) of the 2002 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of several participants at the first PEI GLBT conference.

Issue includes an article by Angela MacKinnon about an AIDS PEI/Abegweit Rainbow Collective conference, a review of a reading by Michael Riordon written by Don Tabor, updates from the Mr Atlantic Canada Leather contest, an article about Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project support for Marc Hall, an editorial by Ian Crowe about an LGBTQ breakfast group meeting with Sheila Copps, updates from EGALE, an article about a forthcoming Nightline series "A Matter of Choice?" about the gay experience as a senior, an article by Harry Livingsont about Richard Richard qualifying for the Gay Games, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Mark Mutrie), reviews (G. Gollisgosch, Ralph Higgins), news updates (Sam Meehan), and event listings.

Item consists of the seventh issue (September) of the 2002 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a collage of photographs from Halifax Pride celebrations.

Issue includes an article by Ralph Higgins about the pause of Valley Pride, an article by Holly Mitchell previewing AIDS Walk Halifax 2002, an article about Halifax-based Out And About Womyn (OAAW), part two of Benjie Nycum's article on LGBTQ travel, updates from EGALE, and article by Jackie Manthorne on the launch of a web-based women's information centre, a call for volunteers for Halifax Pride 2003, a preview of queer films appearing at Atlantic Film Festival, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Mark Mutrie), reviews (Ralph Higgins, G. Golligosch), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the first issue of the ninth volume (February) of the 1992 run of the Gay and Lesbian Association newsletter, Gaezette.

Cover illustration is a portrait of Isaac Julien.

Issue includes an article by Edgar Z. Friedenberg on the William Kennedy Smith trial, a reprinted interview between Isaac Julien and Gillian Morton about Julien's film "Young Soul Rebels", an article about Pandora magazine by Patrick Barnholden, and other regular columns, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the fifth issue of the ninth volume (June) of the 1992 run of the Gay and Lesbian Association newsletter, Gaezette.

Cover illustration is a portrait of Barry Nichols as "MooseMan".

Issue includes an editorial by Patrick Barnholden, an interview of "MooseMan" artist Barry Nichols by Patrick Barnholden, a recap of the Halifax AIDS Society conference, an article by Kevin Elliott on the New Brunswick Human Rights Act protections related to sexuality, a preview of the Centre for Art Tapes-presented First Halifax Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Film Festival, a From the Front Lines article by Robert Allan, a look back at the history and impact of Stonewall 23 years later, and other regular columns, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the second issue of the eleventh volume (March) of the 1994 run of the Gay and Lesbian Association newsletter, Gaezette.

Cover illustration is a portrait of Brenda Barnes.

Issue includes an editorial by Gary Hanrahan proposing new wording to "adequately and accurately describe [LGBT] relationships", a farewell profile of Gaezette contributor Brenda Barnes (upon leaving the province; with further reminiscences by James Shedden, Chris Trowbridge, Mardi Cameron, Michael Charland, and Dan Smith), an interview with "Saints and Apostles" playwright Hugo Dann conducted by Dan Smith, an article about an appeal in the case relating to the murder of Greg Jodrey (written by Gary Woodroffe), an article assisting queer teens in finding like-minded people written by JoJo Francis, an article on the passing of author Randy Shilts, and other regular columns (by Terry David Goodwin, Ross Boutilier, Jane van Kansas, Chris Aucoin, and C.J. Foster), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the third issue of the eleventh volume (April) of the 1994 run of the Gay and Lesbian Association newsletter, Gaezette.

Cover illustration is a portrait of Jane Kansas..

Issue includes an editorial by Chris Aucoin about a "christian" bookstore actively promoting heterosexist material (accompanied by a bibliography of materials regarding positive relations between christianity and homosexuality), and interview of Safe Harbour's Darlene Young conducted by Ross Boutilier, an interview of Jane van Kansas conducted by Ross Boutilier upon her being named the new GALA president, a response to Ross Boutilier's "Letters to the Closet" series written by Norm Paddock, a call for a new name for Gaezette, an article about silence in the face of homophobic violence written by Gary Woodroffe, a profile of Red Herring Book Co-op by Robert Matthews, a profile and interview of Wilson Hodder upon being named an honorary Pride Parade Marshall, , and other regular columns (by Jane van Kansas and Chris Aucoin), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the fifth issue of the eleventh volume (June) of the 1994 run of the Gay and Lesbian Association newsletter, Gaezette.

Cover illustration is of a member of the Welfare Starlets.

Issue includes an editorial by Jane van Kansas on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexual acts, an article by Chris Aucoin honouring twenty-five years since Stonewall, a review of a Welfare Starlet$ (Jenny Robinson, Dorothy Penner, and Tammy Gutnick) show by Charlene Vacon, an interview of filmmaker Glenn Walton conducted by Kathleen Howell, a preview of the 1994 Peggy film festival by Michael Wile, and other regular columns (by Norm Paddock, B.W. Kozak, and Brian Mombourquette), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the eighth issue of the eleventh volume (October) of the 1994 run of the Gay and Lesbian Association newsletter, Gaezette.

Issue includes an editorial about MP Roseanne Skoke written by Ross Boutilier, an editorial by Kim Vance about Skoke's derogatory comments about homosexuality, an interview of Shauna Dempsey conducted by James Shedden prior to the We Are Everywhere conference, a lengthy open letter about Rumours, Doug Dixon and GALA written by Chris Aucoin, a preview of the Women's Reel Vision film festival by Kim Vance, an article about a youth gay/lesbian/bisexual retreat in Hantsport (also by Vance), the second part of Ross Boutilier's interview of JJ Lyon, and other regular columns (by Chris Aucoin, Brian Mombourquette, Jane van Kansas, and Norm Paddock), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the tenth issue of the eleventh volume (December-January) of the 1994 run of the Gay and Lesbian Association newsletter, Gaezette. This is also the final issue of Gaezette, prior to its rebranding as Wayves in 1995.

Issue includes an editorial reflecting on five years since the Montreal Massacre written by Kim Vance, an article on the Day Without Art mourning the loss and celebrating the achievements of people with HIV and AIDS written by Robin Metcalfe, a recap of the Sex Crimes Workshop from the We Are Everywhere conference (with contributions from Kevin Crombie, Patrick Barnholden, Patrick Crowley and Robin Metcalfe), a review of Ribbon of Dreams written by James Shedden, excerpts from Shauna Dempsey's keynote at We Are Everywhere, the first in a series of articles on Gay Spirituality by J. Randy Bowers, a review of Bill Richardson's "Guy to Goddess: An Intimate Look at Drag Queens" written by Dagney-Marie,a review of Brad Fraser's play "Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love" by Pamela Brennan, a profile of activist Marusya Bociurkiw by Kim Vance, open letters on the future of GALA by Matt Fernley and Kath Cure, and other regular columns (by Brian Mombourquette, Terry Goodwin, Art Fisher, Norm Paddock, and Jane van Kansas), reviews, news updates, and event listings.