Video games have become more than fun games. Today these platforms are used to tell stories, explore culture, and express creative ideas.

Video games are set up as a storytelling medium meant to grab the attention of as many audiences as possible and, within the process, provide representation to people in ways that few other art forms can. Now it's the turn of the LGBTQ+ community. 

The New Year is a time of joy, reflection, and connection, but for LGBTQIA+ individuals, it can sometimes feel isolating without inclusive spaces to celebrate.

If you’re curious about trying an online dating platform, Flirt.com offers a unique and engaging environment for casual dating.

How computer games improve education, skill development through educational games, and how gamification and eSports shape the future of learning.

The Olympics symbolizes not only physical abilities but also people's spirit. Occasionally, athletes have overcome adversity, from losing a loved one to political turmoil. Millions of people worldwide see these stories of success and determination as proof that anything can be done.

New England has always been known to be the pride of progressiveness, diversity, and inclusivity; it can therefore be considered a perfect destination for LGBTQ+ people who need both community and adventure.

The gaming industry has come a long way in recent years, embracing diverse stories and characters that resonate with a wide range of players. With the rise of inclusive storytelling, games featuring queer characters have carved out a unique space, offering powerful narratives and heartfelt connections.

In the vibrant, diverse world of gaming, an important evolution is taking place: the growing empowerment of LGBTQ2S+ communities. Far beyond mere entertainment, gaming has become a dynamic platform for connection, self-expression, and support.

RuPaul’s show has helped to put several Canadian drag queens on the map. He recently hosted his All Stars Live show at a casino in Ontario, showing that as time goes on, more and more establishments are showing their commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Hugo, the mischievous yet lovable cartoon troll, first appeared in 1990 and became the star of an innovative interactive TV show. From there came video games, mobile, vr, and casino slots. Hugo’s charm, humor, and adventurous spirit captivated audiences worldwide.

As we grow older, we often find ourselves caught up in the routine of work, chores, and responsibilities. Suddenly, we need reminders to take care of ourselves.

This year offers an opportunity to focus on health in a holistic way that considers both physical and emotional wellbeing, as well as the unique challenges that gay men face.

Growing up in an environment where being gay “wasn't an option,” Dr. Moore learned to suppress her sexual identity for many years.

Cars play a significant role in our daily lives and have also become symbols in the ongoing fight for equality.

The mental health landscape has transformed significantly, particularly in how we approach treatment options. As many Canadians face barriers in accessing conventional mental health care, alternative and natural solutions are becoming increasingly relevant.

Along with providing an escape from busy city life, camping is now an inclusive and empowering space that welcomes diverse communities.

The holiday season is a time to celebrate a sense of togetherness, love, and joy. For the LGBTQ2Si+ community, creating an inclusive and welcoming Christmas party is a fantastic way to celebrate the festive spirit with a diverse group of people.

Studies show that LGBTQ + gamers in British Columbia seek community in games. From dedicated Discord servers to in-person meetups, queer gamers are sharing experiences and friendships.

Cancer prevention is closely linked to lifestyle choices, such as maintaining a healthy diet, staying physically active, and avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol consumption.