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Pride flag burned at Markham school; 18‑year‑olds charged: police

Pride flag burned at Markham school; 18‑year‑olds charged: police
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Two 18-year-olds in Markham, Ontario, have been charged with mischief after allegedly tearing down and burning a Pride flag at a local secondary school. The incident is being investigated by the York Regional Police Hate Crime Prevention Unit.

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The incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding hate crimes and the protection of symbols representing marginalized communities in educational settings.

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York Regional Police (YRP) have charged two Markham teenagers after a Pride flag was allegedly torn down and set on fire at a secondary school.

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