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Pride Flag to be raised in front of Cornwall City Hall during Olympics

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Pride Flag Cornwall Ontario City Hall

Cornwall Ontario – Red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, those are the colours of the Pride Flag. City Council in Cornwall joined with many other cities across Canada and voted to raise the Pride Flag in front of City Hall in solidarity during the Sochi Olympics. The flag celebrates diversity and it also protests anti-gay Russian laws. Other cities who have raised the flag include Montreal, Vancouver, Edmonton, Halifax, Ottawa, and Toronto (despite Mayor Rob Ford’s opposition). The decision to raise the flag was decided at Monday’s Council meeting.

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