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Item consists of the tenth issue of the third volume (December-January) of the 1997 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a childhood holiday photo of an unidentified Wayves contributor.

Issue includes an article by Michael Wile about Thom Fitzgerald's awards season successes, an article about proposed human rights amendments in Prince Edward Island, an update from Safe Harbour by Nicky Perkins and Ross Boutilier, a profile of Nooks & Crannies shop, a recap of the British Columbia AIDS Conference, an article by Terry Parker about the closure of New Hope Metropolitan Community Church in Fredericton, an article by Kim Vance about EGALE's national priorities, an update on the Men'Sex Project by Les Connors, an article about childhood holidays (supplemented by childhood photographs of Wayves contributors) written by Ross Boutilier, a review of the Queer Looking, Queer Acting exhibit also written by Boutilier, and other regular columns (Mark Mutrie), reviews (Steven Malone), news updates, and event listings.

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 seventh issue of the third volume (September) of the 1997 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of Thom Fitzgerald.

Issue includes an editorial by Don Stevens about the double stigma faced by men who are gay and HIV positive, an update on Safe Harbour Metropolitan Community Church by Nicky Perkins and Ross Boutilier, an article by Ellen Ryan Skinner about recognition for those battling against Roseanne Skoke, an update from the 23rd Maine LGBT symposium by Patrick Lagros, a recap of the past few issues of Kuumba, an update about plans to nominate an openly gay candidate for the NDP, an article by Kim Vance recapping the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, updates on the Gay Men and Alcohol Project and the Atlantic Regional HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Project, an article by Lara Morris on fighting for gay families, an article by Ross Boutilier about financial planning, an update on the Men'Sex Project by Les Connors, a review of Thom Fitzgerald's film "The Hanging Garden" by Michael Wile, a recap of the premier of Margaret Wescott's film "Stolen Moments" by Jane Kansas (and an interview with Wescott), , an article by Kath Cure on chronic fatigue syndrome, and other regular columns (Mark Mutrie, Muffy and Dick), reviews (Ben Kozak), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the sixth issue of the third volume (July-August) of the 1997 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of two unidentified men.

Issue includes an editorial by Ross Boutilier about a Public Service Staff Relations Board decision recognizing same-sex unions, an update on the Halifax-based gay IRC channel by Dylan and DONoVAN24, An update on The Atlantic Regional HIV/AIDS Treatment Information Project by Paula Veinot, an article by Donna Ross about a lunch with Betty Friedan, an article by Gina L. Dartt about Lucy Lawless's tv character Xena: Warrior Princess, an article by Donna Ross about Peggy's Film Festival, a follow-up on the EGALE lobbying road trip by Jane Morrigan, an article about a gay men's discussion and support group (facilitated by Blye Frank) written by Art Fisher, and other regular columns (Moe, Catherine Hughes, Mark Mutrie, Muffy and Dick), reviews (Steven Malone), news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is a photograph of The Wyrd Sisters.

Issue includes an editorial by Charlene Vacon about Planned Parenthood Nova Scotia's search for a new sponsor for their Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Youth Group, an article about Fredericton Pride by Marc Charrier, a Safe Harbour and Manna update by Ross Boutilier, an article by Steven Green on the relaunch of BGLAD (Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Association of Dalhousie), an article by Ross Boutilier focusing on the sense of connectedness experienced by people with disabilities and those who are bisexual, an interview with Katherine V. Forrest, a recap by Anna Macara of Ellen Degeneres's public coming out, an article about coming to terms with one's sexuality by Cage Gallagher, an article on living wills and powers of attorney by Lara Morris, an interview of Winnipeg-based musicians The Wyrd Sisters by Kim Vance, and other regular columns (Bob Fredrickson, Paul LaRose, Mark Mutrie, Muffy and Dick), reviews (Bill Hart, Charlene Vacon), news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is a photograph of Roseanne Skoke with a slash across it.

Issue includes an editorial by Will Murray about continued anti-LGBTQ antagonism from Roseanne Skoke, an article by Paul LaRose following up on concerns raised by LGBTQ students and faculty at the Technical University of Nova Scotia, an article by Blair Whiffen about the launch of a Halifax-based gay IRC channel, an update by Jane Kansas on the Halifax Pride Committee, an update from Kim Vance about two cases under tribunal review (including Wilson Hodder's pension benefits appeal), a profile of the progress made by Wayves written by Ross Boutilier, an article outlining cohabitation agreements as they relate to LGBTQ relationships under Nova Scotia law written by Lara Morris, articles by Anna Macara and Kim Vance about censorship in film (related to Bastard Out of Carolina), an article about Ellen Degeneres's forthcoming televised coming out written by Macara, and other regular columns (Donna Ross, Muffy and Dick), reviews (Ben Kozak, Alison), news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is a photograph of Donna Ross.

Issue includes an article by Marie Doucet and Nancy Westholt previewing the Spring Cat Show, an update from the Halifax Pride Committee by Jane Kansas, an update from the Gay Men and Alcohol Project by James Shedden, a profile of the singing collective The Women Next Door by Charlene Vacon, an article about Donna Ross by Jane Kansas, an examination of the Church of Scientology and sexual orientation by John Kennedy, an EGALE (Equality for Gays and Lesbians Everywhere) update by Ross Boutilier, an article on CARAS (Church Members Assembled to Respond to AIDS) by Michale Wile and Ross Boutilier, a preview by Ross Boutilier of a performance by dancer Jose Navas, and other regular columns (Mark Mutrie, Muffy and Dick, Charlie L., Cath Cure, Bill Brown), reviews (Jennifer Myra, Steven Malone), news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is an untitled artwork depicting family togetherness.

Issue includes an editorial by Ross Boutilier about delays in proceeding with Wilson Hodder's case against the Nova Scotia Department of Finance, an update from the Halifax Pride Committee, an article by Kim Vance looking back on the first year of a Wolfville-based LGBTQ+ group, an update on Safe Harbour Community Church by Boutilier, a profile of Norma Collette by Kim Vance, a profile by Vance of JUKA (founded by Val Jackson and Les Gray), an article by Donna Ross of one lesbian family's fight against harassment, an article by Lesley Hartman and Ned MacInnis about Halifax residents living with HIV, a look at the 1998 Gay Games in Amsterdam, a profile of Doug Austin's work in television by Kim Vance, an article by Charlene Vacon on legal support for abused lesbians, and other regular columns (Jim Genge, Robert Hamilton, Mark Mutrie, Margaret Hayden, Moana Stat, Muffy and Dick), reviews (Kim Vance, Richard M. Vaughan), news updates, and event listings.