For two Saturdays in a row, the Vancouver Pride Society (VPS) debated proposed changes to its constitution and bylaws in an atmosphere dominated by emotional exchanges and allegations of impropriety o...

Just over a year into its popular run, the Jupiter Café has closed the curtain on The Bob Loblaw Queer Comedy Troupe’s weekly improv show Tops and Bottoms, saying it hasn’t been good for b...

In 1969 Beautiful British Columbia Magazine described Rossland, a small resort community in the West Kootenays, as one of the finest ski areas in Canada. “Because visitors can walk into the mountain f...

With nearly 100 events and activities spanning seven days in February, organisers of Whistler’s world-famous gay ski week say this year’s gathering on and off the slopes will be better than ever. Alth...

There’ll be no Rapture for New Year’s Eve. But the new owners of the once-marquee circuit party say it will be back for Pride 2008. Over the summer DJ Lampitt who purchased Toy Box Boys Productions (T...

Jane Rule will be remembered internationally as a great author and activist but in her home community on British Columbia’s Galiano Island she was the nice lady who shared her home and heart with ever...

The site of the old Shell station at Burrard and Davie will soon be converted into a mixed-use high-rise development, according to David Buddle, project development manager with Prima Properties who o...

Representatives from more than 30 organizations met in Vancouver last week for the third annual Gay Men’s Health Summit, which took place at UBC Robson Square, Nov 1-2. The event, attended by ab...

Most Canadians may support same-sex marriage, but many are still uncomfortable with the idea of openly gay men raising children. Vancouver filmmaker Julia Ivanova wants to change that with her new fil...

Despite recent investments into St Paul’s Hospital from the public, non-profit and private sectors, there is no assurance from either the Ministry of Health or Providence Health Care, the Cathol...