Online hate speech continues against 2SLGBTQIA+
Growing concerns in the Central Okanagan - after there have been a number of attacks on Trans and LGBTQ+ community members and events. Several organizations are speaking out, including Kelowna's mayor and council, Randi-Marie Adams reports.
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