10%-Qtv season three, episode seventeen (98.02.24)

episode seventeen		season three
	original broadcasts	Tuesday, 98.02.24 Sunday, 98.03.01
	repeat broadcasts	Tuesday, 98.05.05 Saturday, 98.05.10

Joy Ridin' in Guelph
	To celebrate 10%-Qtv's return to the full Rogers Community Network in Southern and Eastern Ontario, Chris and Alan "go west" about an hour out of Toronto to visit some of our new viewers in Guelph and check out the sights.
Guelph OUTline
	We actually shot this last year, but we figured we'd hold on to it until people in Southwestern Ontario could actually watch it. The OUTline is a support and resource phone line for people dealing with transgendered, bisexual, lesbian and gay issues. Now a year old, the line is staffed seven evenings per week by trained volunteers, and offers callers "a connection to someone who has 'been there' and can relate to the confusion and anxiety that can be felt when questioning sexual and gender identity."
Toronto International Auto Show
	Chris loves cars almost as much as she loves her girl, so a date at the Toronto International Auto Show is about as close to heaven as it gets.
"Neighbor's Pub" in Picton, Ontario
	10%-Qtv travels to Prince Edward County near Kingston to check out a lively bunch of folks who prove the queer community lives, no, thrives outside the big city.
Guelph Queer Equality
	With its 25th birthday coming up this fall, we talk with Mike McCulloch and Jonah Wainberg about Guelph Queer Equality's long history and contributions to the community.
Waterloo's "Outlook Magazine"
	With some gas left in the van, we drive out to chat with Publisher Mark Jordon about Outlook Magazine - "The Voice of Waterloo Region's Gay and Lesbian Community" - and his plans to resume publishing Outlook as a quarterly magazine soon.

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