Call for silent solidarity Wednesday at noon

June 2, 2020
Erica Butler

On Wednesday June 3rd at 12pm, Sackville residents are invited to take part in a silent show of solidarity for anti-racist protests happening across the country and south of the border.

Erica Butler speaks with one event supporter, Lloyd Bruce, about his reasons behind showing up in silent protest of racial injustice.

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Call for silent solidarity Wednesday at noon

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