- All-gender
Need to get a key from the cashier. Average gas station restroom. From the community
All-gender restrooms remove the moment of choosing a gendered door, a moment that can mean misgendering or confrontation for trans and nonbinary people. These are the places recorded as having one.
What's listed
13 places
Need to get a key from the cashier. Average gas station restroom. From the community
Just off the road, beside the first stairs on the crunch. This is a stand alone washroom on a park trail. There are two of them, side by side. From the community
There isn't technically a unisex gender marker, it's just single stall and has the accessibility symbol on the door. From the community
Near the picnic tables All bathrooms are large shared unisex bathrooms with private stalls. Really nice actually. From the community
To the left of the entrance One unisex single room washroom From the community
In the back, straight through the cafe No purchase necessary From the community
paying customer From the community
Towards the back of the shop, turn left You have to be a paying customer. Ask the cashier for key code to the restroom. From the community
An all-gender restroom is any restroom the venue designates for people of any gender. Allgenda records one when a contributor, the owner or a check confirms the designation, and each venue page shows how and when it was checked.
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Listings in Coquitlam come from contributor reports, owner claims, and imports from Refuge Restrooms. Every check carries a method (import, community report, owner claim, moderator, or phone call) and a date.
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