Vancouver has proven that it continues to be a beacon of hope against the rising global tide of hatred and intolerance.
See also
- Over 4,000 people attend counter rally against racism at Vancouver City Hall
- Premier John Horgan condemns Saturday's far-right rally in Vancouver
- Counter-protest to far-right march in Vancouver backed by Mayor Gregor Robertson
- Vancouver man cleans racist graffiti off bus stop during his work day (VIDEO)
On Saturday, over 4,000 people convened at Vancouver City Hall for a relatively peaceful rally against racism and fascism that countered a planned far-right, anti-Islam march.
There were many signs with messages and symbols of tolerance and diversity – everything from playing off a famous catchphrase by Bart Simpson to a sign that read “laundry is the only thing that should be separated by colour”.
Here are some of the best signs from yesterday’s counter rally:
See also
- Over 4,000 people attend counter rally against racism at Vancouver City Hall
- Premier John Horgan condemns Saturday's far-right rally in Vancouver
- Counter-protest to far-right march in Vancouver backed by Mayor Gregor Robertson
- Vancouver man cleans racist graffiti off bus stop during his work day (VIDEO)