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UBC Gears and Queers - Paint the Cairn
📅 November 14th, 10am-12pm, 2pm-4pm
In recognition of Trans Day of Remembrance on November 20th, Gears and Queers will be painting the Cairn on November 14th. This act is not only to honor the lives lost to anti-trans violence but also to stand firmly against the growing wave of anti-trans rhetoric. Painting the Cairn demonstrates that trans people belong everywhere and don't only deserve safety but also celebration.
🕘 10 am - 12pm: painting the base
🕑 2pm - 4 pm: painting the candle and writing
Vancouver Parks Board TDoR Create and Connect
📅 November 15th, 8pm-10pm
Registration requested by Nov 12th to allow them to order supplies
Two spirit, Trans, and Gender Diverse (2STGD) people 19+ are invited to join the 2STGD members of the Queer Inclusion team for an evening of community connection and recognition of our resilience. If you are 2STGD, you are welcome, along with your support people if their presence helps to anchor your attendance.
Create wearable tokens of trans joy, cards to celebrate a friend or remember a loved one, and bunting flags for a community centerpiece or a mini version to take home. Snacks and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided.
Wearing masks in public indoor settings is not required by public health. Event attendees are welcome to wear a mask if they choose. Masks will be available at the event. Please respect other people’s personal space.
Drop Ins are welcome if the activity isn't full. Email 2STGD@vancouver.ca with your gender identity if you need the location. Staff will check the inbox at 6pm and reply with details!
Please note that the facility will be closed to the public but there are rental groups using nearby spaces. A Queer Inclusion staff person will be stationed near the entrance to greet attendees and redirect others. Washrooms will be marked Universal during this event.
We encourage everyone to help maintain a scent-free environment (no scented body products, clothing with scent residue, or scented project materials). For other accessibility information, please email 2STGD@vancouver.ca
📅 November 20th | 5-7PM
📍 The Birdhouse - 44 West 4th Ave
A gathering and drop-in for 2SLGBTQlA+ community members to hold space and be together away from the public eye.
Live music, letter writing, drag performances, and healing as we mark this year's Trans Day of Remembrance.
All Ages
SFU Out On Campus TDOR Gathering - in person and online
📅 November 20th | 5:30-7:30PM
📍 SFU Student Union Building Room 3100 - 8888 University Drive West, Burnaby
An annual vigil for the trans siblings we lost to transphobic violence
Join us as we remember those in our community who have been taken from us this year, honour those who are still here, and find strength and hope in community.
Content warning: there will be discussion of violence and discrimination against trans people. While we will not share any details or descriptions of violence, this topic is very heavy and can be triggering. We will have a support person in place, as well as Out on Campus lounge as a quiet space to take a break in.
Cost: FREE, with RSVP preferred at the link above
In person: Student Union Building's Social Stage (entrance floor, across from Blenz)
Online: Zoom (register for link)
If you have access needs, please send us an email at ooc2@sfss.ca.
📅 November 20th | 6-8PM
📍 Timms Community Centre, Multipurpose Room 2, 20399 Douglas Crescent, Langley
This Transgender Day of Remembrance, join the Langley Pride Society and our guests at the Timms Community Center for a panel discussion with members of the local transgender community. Learn more about us from us - our stories, joys, fears, and hopes, and start the conversation to become a more active ally.
Doors open at 6:00PM and the panel begins at 6:30PM. We'll have snacks and resources available to grab before and after the panel.
This event is on the second floor, but is accessible by elevator.
Space is limited - RSVP for this free event now!
Do you have a question for our panel? Our inbox is always judgement free to help us learn and grow together.
Want to get involved? Reach out to info@langleypridesociety.ca to join our volunteer list
Vancouver Trans March & SAGAH Trans Day of Remembrance
📅 Thursday, November 20th, 7pm
Food starts 7pm, event starts 7:30
Each year, we gather with community and grieve our lost loved ones. The outdoor vigil for Trans Day of Remembrance is a grassroots effort, stewarded by small community organisations with limited funds, on unceded xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, & səlil̓wətaʔɬ land.
This year and last, SAGAH, the Society for Advocacy for Gender-Affirming Healthcare Sagah and the ‘Vancouver’ Trans March team have partnered to make this important space possible, but we need your support.
Donations will go to our Host Nations welcome, warm food, candles, ASL interpretation, equipment, and other essentials for the vigil. Donations above our goal will be shared equally between our organisations to support future community gatherings and initiatives.
Thank you so much for your heartfelt care—any amount makes a difference for this day.
Go to sagah.ca/tdor to contribute to the vigil.
We Are Unbound Trans Day of Remembrance
📅 Wednesday, November 26th, 6pm - 8:30 pm
📍 Chilliwack New Learning Centre 46361 Yale Rd, Chilliwack
We Are Unbound is honoured to partner with Chilliwack School District (SD33) for their 3rd annual Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR) event. We’re grateful to stand alongside so many incredible organizations supporting this meaningful evening. Big love to @hummingbirdcommunitychwk, Chilliwack Healthier Community, Gender Support Network, @qmunity, and Out On Screen.
Each year, TDOR is a time to commemorate the lives of transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse individuals lost to violence and systemic injustice. It’s also a call to action, to confront discrimination and build a more inclusive future for all.
Join SD33 for an evening of reflection, learning, and community featuring:
🤲 Indigenous Welcome
🩷 Keynote by Jaylene Tyme — celebrated Two-Spirit, Indigenous trans woman, drag artist, and advocate, known for her inspiring artistry and activism. Jaylene, a contestant on Canada’s Drag Race Season 5, brings her powerful story of resilience and empowerment as a Sixties Scoop survivor and community leader. @jaylenetyme
👥 Q&A
📸 Photo op
🎬 Mini Film Festival
📚 Resource Fair with curriculum-linked materials and local supports
Venue: Chilliwack NLC - Alumni Hall, 46361 Yale Road, Chilliwack
Who: Everyone! Staff, students, families, and community members welcome
Register: Link in bio
Let’s come together to honour, listen, and take action toward a safer, more compassionate community.
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