Advocacy group’s sixth annual Trans Day of Remembrance honours those who died due to hate and bigotry

TRANS DAY OF REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY

Cobourg Police Chief Paul Vandegraff, Ashley Bouman, chapter leader PFLAG, member of Cobourg council, the police board, and the police service gathered to lower a flag to half-mast to honour those who have died as a result of violence and bigotry against trans people.

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The full interview with bonus material:

There are activists in our community who hope to bring to our attention issues they feel are significant. It is a vital part of our community if we hope to see and understand others who live in Northumberland.

Recently, one such group wants to focus our attention.  The Trans Day of Remembrance took place this Saturday at the Cobourg Police Station and Victoria Hall. It will commemorate those who have died due to violence and bigotry against trans people. It is the sixth time a local vigil has been held. Ashley Bouman, a local leader, will tell us about trans people in our community and what is being done to end this violence and hate.

Originally aired: Nov. 19, 2021

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