Operation Soap — JASON RAYNER
Toronto police to issue 'long overdue' apology for controversial 1981 bathhouse raids | Globalnews.ca
Operation Soap In Public Toilets Central Coast
Egale Canada on X: "1/ Today, we remember the Toronto Bathhouse raids of 1981, also known as Operation Soap, which saw approximately 300 men unjustly assaulted and arrested because of their sexuality
Bathhouse Raids | In February 1981, patrons of four Toronto bathhouses were surprised by 200 police officers in a series of coordinated raids, called “Operation Soap.” 286... | By Historica CanadaFacebook
RAID: Operation Soap: An Unconventional Love Story About The 1981 Bathhouse Raids : Helkio, Raymond, Bateman, David: Amazon.co.uk: Books
February 5 is the 40th anniversary of Operation Soap - often compared to the Stonewall Riots, due to the police brutality experienced by… | Instagram
Lathered in Valor: Saluting the Maintenance Heroes of Operation Ivory Soap
Remembering “Operation Soap” - VIBE 105
Toronto bathhouse raids: Everything you need to know about the 1981 event | Xtra Magazine
No More S#&!: Stories of the 1981 Bathhouse Raids
Remembering “Operation Soap” - VIBE 105
Toronto bathhouse raids: How the arrests galvanized the gay community | CBC News
Toronto Bathhouse Raids (1981) | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Stand Together: Section 3 - "Operation Soap"
Operation Soap Anniversary
1981 – Toronto Police get dirty with “Operation Soap” | Canadian History Comes Out
Pride Toronto to honour the bathhouse raids | Xtra Magazine
Stand Together: Section 1 - "The National Security Campaigns"
Toronto bathhouse raids: How the arrests galvanized the gay community | CBC News
RAID: Operation Soap | Raymond Helkio
Operation Soap — JASON RAYNER
Operation Soap in Public Toilets - Central Coast News
Thirty-five years after the bathhouse raids | Xtra Magazine
Toronto bathhouse raids: Everything you need to know about the 1981 event | Xtra Magazine
