One of the first places to show equality through the image of a rainbow in Hope, was at Yale First Nation.
Their painted sidewalk attracts all sorts of photo opportunties to the public, and is meant as a message of inclusion.
It was a special find for mother and daughter, Kya Patterson and Kat Stirling, who sent it along to the Hope Standard.
“It was a special moment for my girl,” Stirling says. “It’s so nice to see displays of equality in Hope.”
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