Canadian authorities have charged 17-year-old suspect with threatening to commit a mass shooting
Festival celebrating acceptance and respect for LGBTQ community set for Maffeo Sutton Park June 12
LGBTQ2+ Canadians three times more likely to report being assaulted in 2018
Meetings for CFUV’s Queer Histories and Futures project will begin in mid-June
Vanderhoof Mayor Gerry Thiessen plans to attend the event to promote inclusivity
‘Nanaimo Without Borders’ takes place May 21 at Pacific Gardens Cohousing Community
Health Canada says it has signed nine contribution agreements
UBC report shows positive signs between 2008 and 2018
Kara Nystrom has entered a U.S. magazine contest that is soon open to voting
$8-million monument to recognize Canada’s history of institutionalized homophobia and transphobia
The crosswalk has been repeatedly vandalized by drivers performing burnouts on it
Sean Horlor’s Someone Like Me plays at the Victoria Film Festival on Feb. 5
Queer at Sea exhibit launches at the Maritime Museum in May
In most of Canada, men who have sex with men can donate only if they have abstained from sex
Incidents happened separately in August and September
Stacey Chomiak’s memoir aimed at LGBTQ youth makes peace with faith community and queer community
Two local drag queens have helped pave the way for nearly 30 drag performers
“Hey, how ya been” explores self-acceptance as a queer artist
Crosswalk was painted in 2017 after fundraising campaign
Beth Robinson helped argue the first legal recognition in the country of same-sex relationships
