The City of Quinte West reaffirmed its commitment to keeping the rainbow crosswalks across the area. Speaking ...
Bay of Quinte Pride Committee member Lexie Haggarty speaking with members of Quinte West City Council about the importance of the rainbow crosswalks. January 25, 2023. Speaking during delegation at the previous council meeting, resident Dana Rogalsky suggested that the rainbow crosswalks be changed each month to represent a different community.
“So when I see the rainbow, whether it be a sticker on a business, or a crosswalk, or a flag, or some other expression, I see diversity because every colour of that rainbow speaks to everything I am – my body, my mind, my soul and my spirit. I personally don’t know how much more inclusive it could be.
Following the delegations, Quinte West Mayor Jim Harrison said there are no plans to remove the rainbow crosswalks.
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