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What’s On Queer Magazine publishes articles of interest to the LGBTQ2S+ Community in BC Canada.
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What’s On Queer Magazine publishes articles of interest to the LGBTQ2S+ Community in BC Canada.
From underground parties to Pride marches and zine publications, lesbian communities are building new strategies to protect trans inclusion and solidarity.
A supportive online grief group for LGBTQIA2S+ individuals processing death loss, held monthly and facilitated by a queer-identified counsellor.
In Andor’s layered story of rebellion, I saw my own: grief forged by identity, resilience shaped by exile, and a quiet, persistent hope that even amidst fatigue and loss, resistance remains an act of love.
Wondering, “How do I come out to my children?” This honest and gentle guide helps parents come out with confidence, care, and real-life tips from someone who gets it.
HER, a major dating and social platform for queer women and sapphic users, has been acquired by Match Group, the largest online dating company in the world.
Some people fear trans women in public bathrooms—but is that fear supported by evidence? We look at what the data says, who’s really at risk, and what better solutions look like.
The word 'woke' has shifted from meaning social awareness to becoming a political weapon. I wanted to know why. We start wtih its history, changing meanings, and how it is used to create division — and end with what individuals can do about it.
Crossdressing is wearing clothes typically associated with a different gender. It can be enjoyed for self-expression, comfort, identity exploration, or sexual pleasure.
Let’s look at Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, its history, and its impact on marginalized communities, including recent policy changes in Canada and the U.S.
In Vancouver-based indie game Neverway, you play as a young woman who quits her dead-end job and moves to a remote island farm – only to become the “immortal herald of a dead god.”
Volunteers can do anything from taking tickets and stamping hands, to moving objects, to sitting on committees to help with planning. Small things. Big things. Every little bit helps and while you're contributing to your community, guess what? You'll be meeting new and interesting people.
When I asked Google for the most common question people asked about the queer community, many asked about the acronym we often use. What is it, why do we use it, and what do the initials represent?
North America’s Labor Movement was founded on the principle that collective action is the ultimate tool to deliver justice. Guided by this fundamental truth since chartering in 2013, it has been the singular focus at UFCW OUTreach to uplift and unite ALL working people, regardless of who they love, how they identify, or where they were born.
Handfasting is a promise ritual where a couple's hands are joined with a ribbon or cord, symbolizing their unity and love. Learn how it might be perfect for your ceremony.
Bluesky is a decentralized, community-driven social media platform that offers a safer alternative to Twitter, especially for the 2SLGBTQiA+ community.
A new grassroots organization in Surrey, BC, dedicated to supporting the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and promoting inclusion through advocacy, resource sharing, and community engagement.
Do you have stories in your pocket? Have you promised yourself you’ll send them into a publisher in 2025? Here’s a grand list calls for submission and contests for the lgbtq2si+ community. Updatd monthly.
Whether you’re planning a romantic date with your partner, a fun outing with friends, or a solo self-care day, there are plenty of budget-friendly options that embrace the city’s diverse and welcoming atmosphere.
In an unexpected but honest announcement last week, Maddy Thorson and Noel Berry of EXOK Games revealed that their highly anticipated project, Earthblade, has been canceled.
Tipping in Vancouver, BC, has become a multifaceted topic, where cultural expectations, financial pressures, and regional norms collide.
The LOUD Business Association of BC announces an exciting update in its ongoing mission to support 2SLGBTQIA+ entrepreneurs and professionals across British Columbia. Building on its history of community engagement, LOUD is moving forward with a dynamic new board of directors and project manager.
Cooking is an essential life skill, and for single men, it can be more than just a way to prepare meals—it's an opportunity to express creativity, enjoy new experiences, and foster a sense of independence.
The annual list compiled by TIFF celebrates the best in Canadian cinema and includes Any Other Way: The Jackie Shane Story
Seattle-based plastic surgeon Dr. Javad Sajan regularly sees and treats patients from BC providing high-quality care without the worry of traveling across the country or waiting for years.
Narcissistic abuse is a manipulative and harmful dynamic that can leave lasting impacts on mental health and self-esteem. By recognizing the signs and understanding the strategies narcissists use to maintain control, survivors can take the first steps toward recovery and reclaiming their sense of self.
By focusing on being greener, treating people fairly, and including everyone, businesses can succeed while doing the right thing in 2025. Here are some easy, practical ideas to help you set better goals for your business.
The COVID-19 pandemic reshaped our world in ways we never imagined, and for British Columbia’s queer community, the impact on LGBTQ2S+ spaces has been both profound and complex.
The top prize, the Borsos Award for Best Canadian Feature, was presented to Really Happy Someday, directed by J Steven.
Family visits over the holiday can be stressful enough for our community, but top that with family members coming at you with all sorts of conspiracy theories can be upsetting.
This #GivingTuesday QMUNITY is working to raise $20,000 to expand its Food Security Program. The program provides grocery store gift cards, offering 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals a simple and dignified way to access food. Dec 3.