The project will include two components — a documentary film and an accessible historical archive to serve as a lasting resource for future
Researchers in northern B.C. are working on a new project to fill a significant gap in the recorded history of the region's 2SLGBTQ plus community. The Northern B.C. Queer Connection Society, a non-profit organization based in Prince George, has secured $299, 999 in federal grant funding from the Women and Gender Equality Canada for their queer history project. It will include two components — a documentary film and an accessible historical archive of documents, photographs and memorabilia to serve as a resource for researchers, educators and the public. The project will run until March 2027 and collaborate with local historians and filmmakers.
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