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Item consists of the tenth issue (December) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette. This is the final print issue of Wayves.

Cover image is a list of the names of contributors to the first ten years of Wayves issues.

Issue includes an article by Chris Aucoin about fast-tracking adding equality rights of transgendered Nova Scotians into the Nova Scotia Human Rights Act, and article about the opening of Thom Fitzgerald's film "Cloudburst", an article by Dawn Sloane about the recipients of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal (including Kevin Kindred, Allison Brewer, Patricia Doyle-Bedwell, Simon Thwaites, and Raymond Taavel), an article about the launch of the Wayves website and Facebook page, an article by Rénald Maillet about an "Extreme Weekend" fundraiser in Shippegan, an article by Kirk Furlotte about the ethical implications of LGBTQ Nova Scotians serving as "research subjects" and as "evidence" to reduce homophobia and transphobia and increase visibility and equality, a profile of Eldon hay by Bryn Jones-Vaillancourt, an article by Madonna Doucette about inclusivity in Cape Breton, an article by Hugo Dann about queering local politics, an article by Jean Walsh about accountability in instances of transphobia, an article about the documentary "Gen Silent" by Dalhousie School of Social Work students about GLBTQ seniors, an article by Gerard Veldhoven about a memorial for gay and lesbian people who died during the Holocaust, an article by Kelly S recounting a Christmas in July event at Rumours, an article by Emily James about a rainbow flag raising ceremony in Sackville, New Brunswick, an editorial by Randall Perry about the end of the print version of Wayves, an article about Halifax Pride 1988 exhibit at the Dalhousie Student Union building, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Gerard Veldhoven, Bethana Sullivan), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the ninth issue (October-November) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of dancer Leigh Alderson.

Issue includes an editorial from Daniel MacKay announcing the cessation of print issues of Wayves Magazine in 2013 as it switches to an online-only publication, an article about the Supreme Court of Canada's decision on cases related to the criminalization of HIV status disclosure, a PC Rainbow Community update by Nikki Braniff, an article by Kirk Furlotte about the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project's Community Heroes for 2012, an article by Nathan Adams about the River of Pride festival in Moncton, an article by Chris Aucoin reflecting on 25 years of Halifax Pride celebrations, an article by Bob Frederickson about LGBT seniors reflecting on progress towards equality, a centre-spread interview of Leigh Alderson conducted by Nathan Adams, articles by Sara Mukherji and Denise Holliday about the Transgender Day of Remembrance, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Gerard Veldhoven), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the eighth issue (September) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of a pair of rainbow socks dangling in a tree after a Pride event.

Issue includes a reproduction of Kaley Kennedy's speech from the Dyke and Trans March about incarceration of historically marginalized communities, an update on Valley Pride by Denise Cole, a Manna update by Judy Dudar, a DalOUT call for transgender equality, a recap of Nova Scotian Pride events by Kirk Furlotte, an article about HIV testing, an article by Gerard Veldhoven about asylum for those fleeing persecution based on sexual orientation, an article by Ted Gaudet on the Red Ribbon Project, an article by Randall Perry recapping his first year in Toronto, a collage of photographs from Halifax Pride, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Bethana Sullivan), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the seventh issue (August) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of antics at second base during the Dykes vs Divas softball game.

Issue includes an article by Bethana Sullivan about the launch of InterQ for community development and LGBTQ business, an article by Nathan Adams about the status of Moncton Pride in 2012, an article by Hugo Dann about queering the municipal budget, a preview of AIDS Walk season, an article by Bethana Sullivan about a Halifax Pride Special Meeting, an article by Kirk Furlotte recapping the NSRAP AGM, an article by Lucas Thorne-Humphrey about the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project's efforts to affect change to rules around blood donation for men who have sex with men, an article by Randall Perry about attending Toronto Pride, an article by Kevin Kindred about Moncton's Crandall University anti-gay stances, an article by Bryn Jones-Vaillancourt about the forthcoming Halifax elections and the importance of School Board voting, , and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Bethana Sullivan, Gerard Veldhoven), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the sixth issue (July) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a facsimile of the July 1988 cover of the Gaezette.

Issue includes an article about Halifax Pride's media launch for their 25th Parade, an article about an Allies at Dalhousie program, an article by Ed Savage about an ISCANS cancer fundraiser, an article by Kirk Furlotte about Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project's fights against homophobia and transphobia, an article by Chris Aucoin looking back at Halifax Pride 1988, an article by Daniel MacKay about the rise of syphilis in Halifax, an article by Hugo Dann about the SKIN exhibition at the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, an article by Sara Mukherji about the importance of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, a preview of several Halifax Pride events, an article by Randall Perry about the coming-out narrative in queer film, the first in a series of excerpts from Reg Giles's "Peanut Butter and Jam Sandwiches" looking back at queer history in Nova Scotia, an instalment of Lucy Wallace's "Transgendered Monologues" series, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Gerard Veldhoven, Bethana Sullivan), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the fifth issue (June) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of a person placing a rainbow flag at the Halifax Cenotaph.

Issue includes an article by Colleen D'Orsay providing some background on Andre Denny (the man accused of killing Raymond Taavel), an article by Hugo Dann recapping International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia in Halifax, an article by Janet Hammock about the United Church as a welcoming space for all gender identities, articles about album releases by Perpetual Detour and Heather Green, an article by Angus Campbell about the continued rise in syphilis cases in Halifax, an article by Hugo Dann about the forthcoming NSRAP AGM, an article by Hugo Dann pleading the Harper Government's halting of Bill C-31 which would threaten "rainbow refugees", a centre-spread preview of the OUTeast Queer Film Festival, a reflective article by Ti Hadley, a call for nominations for the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project Community Contribution Awards, an article by Reg Giles looking back at The Turret, an article by Kirk Furlotte on the NSRAP AGM, a profile of Jenna Talackova by Jennifer McCreath, an article by Madonna Doucette about the first meeting of the Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, an editorial by Bryn Jones-Vaillancourt about LGBTQ activism after Raymond Taavel's death, an article about a vigil for Raymond Taavel in Sydney, a reprint of a letter from Taavel's family, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Bethana Sullivan, Gerard Veldhoven, Sara Mukherji), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the fourth issue (May) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of Raymond Taavel.

Issue includes a poem by Tanya Davis and in honour of Raymond Taavel, an article by Cameron MacLeod about Taavel's murder, an article by Randall Perry reminiscing about times spent with Taavel, an article by Kevin Kindred about a memorial and vigil on Gottingen Street, several other short reminiscences about Taavel's impact (by Eldon Hay, Al McNutt, Seth Levinson, Bob Fredrickson, Lisa Dawn Brine, Kevin Bourassa, Joe Varnell, Gerard Veldhoven, Cathy Jones, Val Windsor, Freeman A. Dryden, Sara Mukherji, Thom Fitzgerald, Maggie Lucas, Michele Rodgers, Jim Genge, Denise Holliday, Jane Wilson, Jayme Rowat, Shannon Webb-Campbell, Kara Redden, Kristi Anderson, Bryn Jones-Vaillancourt, and Shannon Pringle), an article by Chris Parsons about renewed concerns about the threats of homophobia and LGBTQ safety in Halifax, a centre-spread of photographs of Taavel at Pride rallies and events, an article by Kirk Furlotte about the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, an article by Hugo Dann about the Rainbow Refugees Association of Nova Scotia, Bill C-31, and the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Bethana Sullivan), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the third issue (April) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of musician Drake Jenson.

Issue includes a profile of Drake Jenson by Randall Perry, an article by Garry Williams on DaPoPo's "Acting Out!" workshop, an open letter from NSRAP board member Lucas Thorne-Humphrey to Health Minister Maureen MacDonald promoting publicly funded HPV vaccines for Nova Scotia adolescents and young adults, a photo collage from International Women's Week events, the first part of a series by Susan Rose about the increase of LGBTQ student suicide rates, an article by Hugo Dann updating Rainbow Refugees NS, an article by Lucy Wallace about trans discrimination in Nova Scotia, an article by Hugo Dann on Halifax Pride 2012's first community meeting, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Bethana Sullivan, Gerard Veldhoven), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the second issue (March) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a photograph of Daniel MacKay.

Issue includes an interview of Moncton River of Pride chair Ed Oldford conducted by Daniel MacKay, an article on Jessica Bowden receiving the Hope, Success & Empowerment Award, an article on the future of the Roberts Street Social Centre, an article on EGALE in Newfoundland, an article by Sara Mukherji about living as a transgendered person of colour, an interview with Dan MacKay upon his receiving the ISCANS Lifetime Achievement Award, a recap of the Guerilla GayFare, an article by Kevin Kindred on "the criminalization of transgendered identity", an article by Daniel MacKay on LGBT spirituality options in Fredericton, an article on upcoming performances of "La Cage aux Folles" at Neptune Theatre, an article by Randall Perry about goings-on in Toronto, an article by Daniel MacKay on Pink Triangle Day, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Gerard Veldhoven, Bethana Sullivan), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the first issue (January-February) of the 2012 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette.

Cover image is a promotional photograph of Jason Vautour, Ian Mullan, Sam Horak, and Adrian Bruhm for Sissydude.

Issue includes an article by Daniel MacKay recapping World AIDS Day events, an article about Eldon Hay's appearance at a PFLAG meeting, an article by Hugo Dann on a workshop for LGBTQ refugees to Nova Scotia, articles by Jane Kansas and Gerard Veldhoven about queer penguins and "And Tango Makes Three", an article by Lucy Wallace about trans dating, an article by Kevin Kindred about Bill 81 requiring certain checks before legal name changes adversely affecting the trans community, an article about Ian Mullan's "Sissydue: A Dandy Rock Musical", an article by Shaun Bertone about queerness and public gay culture, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Bethana Sullivan), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is a photograph of Jim MacSwain.

Issue includes an article by Jane Kansas about Jim MacSwain being awarded the Portia White Prize for "cultural and artistic excellence", an article by Gina Renee Barrett about a new trans podcast, an article on the cessation of Gaze magazine, an update from Un Sur Dix, an article by Gerard Veldhoven about LGBTQ elders and life in the closet, an article by Jennifer MacCreath updating St. John' Pride Inc., an article by Gerry Fowlow on marriage experiences, an article recapping an OUT! Alive event on gambling addiction, an article about the launch of a prostate cancer support group, an article by Krista Snow on the 2012 Halifax Pride board, an article by Bill McKinnon on an LGBT Elders Group meeting, an article by Linda Yates on queer inclusion in the holiday season, an article about the Live and Let Live AA LGBT group, an article by Randall Perry about visits to Toronto, an article about Jennifer McCreath's running in the Newfoundland Provincial marathon for the 30th time, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Bethana Sullivan, Darren Lewis), reviews (Jane Kansas), news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is a photograph of Fyre Jean Graveline, Debie Randii Michelin, Jeremy Dutcher, and Michael Dennis during the "No Talent" talent show at the Mawita'jik Puoniaq Two-Spirited Gathering at Liscombe Lodge.

Issue includes an article about a bullying incident at Riverview High School, a preview of the Youth Project's Making Waves conference and a preview of Ivan C. Coyote's appearance, an article by Chris Frazer about a Gay-Straight Alliance event in Antigonish, an article about the fourth anniversary of the LGBTQ Youth Group in St. John's, an article by Josie Harding about trans experiences in Pride movements, an article by Rebecca Rose recapping Halifax Pride's AGM, an article by Julie Thomas about program for improved safe sex education for Indigenous inmates, a profile by Jane Kansas of musician Debbie Randii Michelin, an article by Cameron MacLeod about Thom Fitzgerald's nomination for the Creative Nova Scotia Award, an article by Costa Kasimos recapping the third year of Camp Eclipse, an article by Fyre Jean Graveline about healing art in the GLBTQ community, photos by Quinlan Smith from the Trans Family Nova Scotia picnic, an article by Anita Martinez recapping the NSRAP gala, an article by Anita Martinez recapping the first Pride Annual Golf Tournament fundraiser, an article by Regina Lohnes about improving trans rights, an article by Gabe Saulnier recapping experiences at the Mawita'jik Puoinaq, a profile by Raymond Taavel of NDP LGBTQ issues critic Dany Morin, an article by Randall Perry checking in from Toronto, an editorial by Nathan Adams on homophobic bullying, an OUT! Alive look at gambling in the LGBT community, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Paul Nicholl, L. Connors), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is text in promotion of Coming Out Day (October 11).

Issue includes articles by Megan Leslie and Peter Stoffer on the passing of Jack Layton, the third part of Hugo Dann's feature on LGBTQ refugees coming to Canada, a preview of an exhibition of works by Larry Gleason at Saint Mary's University Art Gallery, the final instalment of Gerard Veldhoven's long-running "I Am What I Amherst" column, an article by Randall Perry profiling comic artist and author Steve MacIsaac, an article by Ramona Westgate about Candy Palmater's "The Candy Show" series, an article by Denise Cole about the Mawita'jik Puoinaq Two Spirit gathering at Liscombe Lodge, a preview of the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project Community Hero Awards Gala, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is a still image of actor Bailey Maughan from Brett Hannam and Rob Evong's short film "Deep End".

Issue includes a profile by Randall Perry of filmmakers Brett Hannam and Rob Evong at the Atlantic Film Festival, a DalOUT update by Adam Sterling, an article by Jennifer McCreath recapping St. John's Pride Week, part two of Hugo Dann's feature on LGBT refugees coming to Canada, an article recapping Antigonish LGBTQ presence in the Highland Games parade, photographs from Halifax Pride 2011 by Anita Martinez, a preview of queer content at the Fringe Festival, further updates on the OUTeast Film Festival, an article by Lisa Buchanan updating Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project participation at Halifax Pride and a look at other Pride celebrations around the world, an article previewing a Pamela Pachal performance at The Company House, a recap of the past summer at the Youth Project, an article about a flag raising ceremony in rural Newfoundland, an editorial by Randall Perry upon his last column as Wayves editor, a review of Robin Anderson-Forbes's new book, an article by Angus Campbell previewing a performance by Leander Mendoza, an article by Bill McKinnon about Jamie Baillie's appearance in the Halifax Pride parade , and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Gerard Veldhoven, L. Connors, Sara Montgomery, ), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is a photograph of John Walke, Alex Roberts and Mario Richard at the Superstein Fashion Show, with a collage of other looks from the event.

Issue includes an article by Randall Perry about author Nadine LaPierre, an article about the Superstein fashion show leading up to Moncton's City Pride festival, an article about the Black&Blue Party during Moncton Pride, the first instalment of Daniel MacKay's "Honest to God" series of articles, an article by Kevin Kindred about the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project Gala, an article on gender identity and transsexual health care in Newfoundland, an article by Hugo Dann about welcoming LGBTQ refugees, a centre-spread preview of Moncton's City Pride Celebration, an article by Christian Corbet about Sir Isaac Brock, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Gerard Veldhoven, Sara Montgomery, Kenny Ingram, Darren Lewis), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

Item consists of the sixth issue (July) of the 2011 run of Wayves Magazine, previously known as the Gaezette. This issue is the Halifax Pride 2011 issue.

Cover image is a photograph of Megan Leslie on roller blades during Halifax Pride, flanked by the "MP Hammers".

Issue includes an article by Brendan Dunbar about Halifax Pride's efforts to make Pride "less promiscuous" and more family focused, an article by Rebecca Rose previewing the Halifax Dyke & Trans March, an article by Kaley Kennedy previewing the "grassroots" Queer and Rebel Days (week prior to Halifax Pride Week), an article by Barend Kampermann about the Anglican Church blessing same-sex unions, an article by Kenny Ingram about travelling in Cambodia, an article about Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project advocacy efforts, an article by Richie Wilcox previewing DaPoPo theatre's Acting Out workshop, an in-depth preview of several Halifax Pride events, an article by Nathan Adams about the North Star Triangle Project assisting LGBT refugees, a profile of poet and musician Tanya Davis by Ramona Westgate, an article by Robin Anderson-Forbes about new owners for The Whirligig Bookshop in Shelburne, an article about bringing straight allies to Pride events, an interview with artist Gilbert Bernier conducted by Nathan Adams, part 3 of Nathan Adams series of coming out experiences in the Miramichi area, an editorial by Randall Perry about men in uniform, an editorial by Jane Kansas about Ed Savage's remarks around promiscuity and pride, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Gerard Veldhoven, Sara Montgomery, Darren Lewis), reviews, news updates, and event listings.

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

Cover image is a photograph from the Hello Sailor! Gay Life at Sea exhibit at the Maritime Museum.

Issue includes an article by Brendan Dunbar about the last service at Safe Harbour MCC, an article by Jennifer McCreath about St. John's Pride, an article by Sheena Jamieson about gambling within the LGBT community, an article by Peter Steele previewing Cape Breton Pride Week, an article by Josie Harding previewing New Brunswick's Trans Day of Celebration, several letters about the closure of Safe Harbour, a centre-spread article by Randall Perry about the Hello Sailor! exhibit at the Maritime Museum, a recap of the past year at the Nova Scotia Rainbow Action Project, an article by Nathan Adams about the expansion of Moncton City Pride, part 2 of Nathan Adams series on coming out in the Miramichi area, an editorial by Dan MacKay looking back on the Canadian federal election, an article by Sara Montgomery about bisexual travels, and other regular columns (Crawford Hastie, Gerard Veldhoven, Darren Lewis), reviews, news updates, and event listings.