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Item consists of the tenth issue of the fourth volume (December-January) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette. The contents page incorrectly identifies this as Volume 5, Issue 9.

Cover image is a photograph of members of the Jest in Time Theatre Company.

Issue includes a profile of Jest in Time (Sherry Lee Hunter, Mary Ellen MacLean, Christian Murray, Shelley Wallace) by Steve Malone, an announcement of a fundraiser for trans activist Alana Thomson written by Michael Wile, an article on expanded funding for the Halifax Youth Project (also by Wile), an article about the influence of Martha Stewart by Anna Macara, part two of a short story by Rand Gaynor, and other regular columns (Steve Malone and Greg Morris, Andrea Currie, Scott Bishop, Mark Mutrie), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the second issue of the fourth volume (March) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a ballot box illustration.

Issue includes an editorial by Kim Vance about EGALE's position on same-sex marriage, a reflection by Patricia A. Thomson about International Women's Day, an article by Lara Morris on custody and access upon separation of same-sex couples, an interview of John Hamm and Robert Chisholm by Jim McMillan and Ross Boutilier prior to the 1998 Nova Scotia provincial election, an article by Anna Macara about engaging with political candidates in discussions on LGBTQ topics, and other regular columns (Gary Brooks, Mark Mutrie), reviews (Steve Malone), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the third issue of the fourth volume (April) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of Roseanne Skoke with two baseball bats crossing over the image.

Issue includes an update from the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project, an article by Ross Boutilier about an anti-gay letter at UNB, an article about word choice by Anna Macara, an article by Marc Charrier about the first year of Fredericton's Rainbow Pride, an update on Men'Sex Project by Les Connors, a response by Ross Boutilier about Kim Vance's piece on EGALE from the previous issue, an article by Randy Bowers about recovery from abuse, an article by Kim Vance on adoption, an article by Chance about teaching overseas, and other regular columns (Ross Boutilier, Chris Aucoin, Mark Mutrie), reviews (Will Murray), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the fourth issue of the fourth volume (May) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a mockup of the Halifax Pride 1998 logo.

Issue includes an editorial by Kim Vance about a homophobic advert that appeared in PEI coinciding with changes to the Human Rights Act, an article on Pride Week worship by Terry Parker, an update on the Women Next Door choir tour, a countdown to Halifax Pride '98 by Ross Boutilier, an article on homophobia as it contributed to Canadian national security written by Charlene Vacon, a profile of bookseller Wayne Bernath by Michael Wile, an update on the fight for pension benefits of survivors by Lara Morris, a recap of the Fifth International Bisexual Conference by J. Randolph Bowers, a Men'Sex Project update by Les Connors, a working vacation update by Chanceis, a recap of Pam Pike's "Rethinking in 'The Absence of Us'" lecture written by Carolyn Condé, and other regular columns (Mark Mutrie), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the fifth issue of the fourth volume (June) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of members of the Women Next Door lesbian choir while on tour in Edmonton.

Issue includes an editorial by Ross Boutilier on Nova Scotia's leading the way on pension benefits (on the Wilson Hodder/Terry Martin case), an article about revisiting the Turret by Lee Casey and Robin Metcalfe, an article on coming out experiences by Kris Kennedy, an update of The Women Next Door choral tour by Kim Vance, and other regular columns (Mark Mutrie), reviews (Blye Frank), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the sixth issue of the fourth volume (July-August) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of an unidentified person wearing a habit with the phrase "I'm so proud... I'm so proud... I'm so proud" circling them.

Issue includes an update on St. John's Pride Week, a notice from EGALE welcoming the extension of same-sex pension benefits in British Columbia, an article on the opening of Venus Envy, an article by Elizabeth Cusack about the potential for continued discriminatory treatment of LGBT people despite progress related to human rights legislation, a reflection piece by Cage Gallagher, a profile of Dan Savage and the impact Savage Love written by Anna Macara, a preview of the Turret Reunion by Lois Loewen, and other regular columns (Mark Mutrie), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the seventh issue of the fourth volume (Seotember) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of Alana Thomson.

Issue includes a recap of the Queering the Nation conference in Toronto written by Gary Kinsman, an updated from the Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Youth Project after five years' operation, a look at the Bisexual Gay and Lesbian Association of Dalhousie's fall orientation work written by Ben MacLean, a recap of Pride Week services by Terry Parker, a memorial profile of Ken Bélanger written by Francis Young, a profile of Alana Thomson written by Michael Wile, a Men'Sex Project update by Les Connors, an article by Art Fisher and Blye Frank on the growth of academic research around queer sexualities at Nova Scotia universities, and other regular columns (Steve Malone and Greg Morris, Pandora, Mark Mutrie), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the eighth issue of the fourth volume (September) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of poet Elizabeth Bishop.

Issue includes a profile of power Elizabeth Bishop written by Jane Kansas, a preview of a forthcoming Kendall Partington tour, an article by Michael Wile on countering homophobia in Newfoundland schools, an interview with several members of the Catholic gay and lesbian group Dignity, an article on same-sex families written by Andrea Currie, a follow-up article on self-harm counselling, two articles on Pride progress in Fredericton by Michael Wile and Allison Brewer, a review of "Angels of Lightning" by Kim Vance, a Venus Envy silicone product update, and other regular columns (Steve Malone and Greg Morris), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the ninth issue of the fourth volume (November) of the 1998 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette. The contents page incorrectly identifies this as Volume 5, Issue 8.

Cover image is a photograph of music group The Wyrd Sisters.

Issue includes a profile of the WInnipeg-based Wyrd Sisters on their east coast tour, a preview of a Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project meeting, an editorial about discrimination in Fredericton, an article by Andrea Currie about chosen families, an article on same-sex pension benefits progress by Lara Morris, an interview with author Shyam Selvadurai conducted by Jane Kansas, an article on lesbian parenting by Joanne Bernard, an update on Inside Out Books after two years in operation, part one of a short story by Rand Gaynor, and other regular columns (Steve Malone and Greg Morris, Pandora), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the first issue (February) of the 1999 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette. Issue incorrectly identified as Volume 6.

Cover image is a photograph of actor/playwright Artistic Fraud.

Issue includes a preview of Artistic Fraud's performance of "Under Wraps: A Spoke Opera" about gay life in Newfoundland, an update from the Cape Breton Gay & Lesbian Equality Project, an article on the closure of Inside Out Books by Michael Vernon, a review of George Boyd's play about Africville called "Consecrated Ground", an article about the Northern New Brunswick Gaies.es Nor Gays Club written by David Lantz, an article by Michael R.H. Parsons about continuing gay rights activism for the HIV/AIDS community, part three of a short story by Rand Gaynor, an interview of EGALE Board members Kim Vance and Randall Perry conducted by Michael Wile, and other regular columns (James MacSwain, Steve Malone and Greg Morris), reviews (Steve Malone), news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the second issue (March) of the 2011 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is an artwork by Benjamin Allain.

Issue includes an article by Janet Hammock about the removal of Wayves from a magazine shop in Sackville, New Brunswick, a profile by Eugene Campbell of Bruce Dionne upon being named chair of Fredericton Pride 2011, an article by Heather Jordan about a hate crime targeting a same-sex couple in Prince Edward Island, a profile of Rene Ross and Stepping Stone, an article on the launch of fluffer theatre, an article by Hugo Dann about a NSRAP community conference, an article by Jane Morrigan about the 100th International Women's Day, a brief article thanking Raymond Taavel for his years of contributions to Wayves, an article by Daniel MacKay providing updates on SPIRIT Place (an LGBT-friendly senior's housing project), an article by Eugene Campbell about FQ (Fredericton Queery), an article by Daniel MacKay about a Gary Kinsman lecture, an article by Lori Root recapping World AIDS Day events, an article by Evan Coole about Cape Breton AIDS outreach efforts, an editorial by Randall Perry about taking offense, an article by Jennifer Paty about Manna for Health, a profile of new Moncton Wayves bureau chief Nathan Adams, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, L. Connors, Gerard Veldhoven, Darren Lewis, Bethana Sullivan), reviews (Bill McKinnon), news updates, and event listings.