Pride festivities set to begin in Nanaimo
05-06-2026 14:30 via nanaimobulletin.com

Pride festivities set to begin in Nanaimo

Nanaimo Pride will soon be underway, with the traditional flag raising kicking off a week of fun festivities around the community
On Tuesday, June 9, the trans pride and progress pride flags are set to be raised at the Nanaimo city hall, as part of a short ceremony that will bring together local leaders and community members.
A few short speeches will be given, including from local queer voices as well as allies, and performances.
Lauren Semple, president of Nanaimo Pride Society, said that duri
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