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Kensington raises first Pride flag

Kensington Mayor Rowan Caseley, left, and Pride P.E.I. member Tyler Murnaghan raise the Pride flag in the town square Wednesday. Pride events continue today and Saturday.
Kensington Mayor Rowan Caseley, left, and Pride P.E.I. member Tyler Murnaghan raise the Pride flag in the town square Wednesday. Pride events continue today and Saturday. - Contributed

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KENSINGTON, P.E.I. — Kensington Mayor Rowan Caseley raised his town's first Pride flag on Wednesday.

The flag-raising was part of a ceremony at the town square attended by members of Pride P.E.I., residents and supporters.

Caseley says the flag "... represents and shows our openness, our welcoming spirit and our acceptance of all demographics of our community. Today we are joining other progressive communities on Prince Edward Island by raising the Pride flag and putting our welcoming and inclusive spirit on full display. We want to send a clear message today to all residents and visitors to our town that you are accepted; you are welcomed. As we raise this flag for Pride Week, let us remember to be respectful and welcoming to all those in the LBGTQ+ community."

Pride Week events continue today and Saturday. Visit pridepei.ca for an events schedule.

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