May 2, 2024

Anti-bullying walk draws hundreds

The first annual Snowflake Walk is under way in Port Coquitlam.

Hundreds of Lower Mainland residents are participating in the anti-bullying event, among them Lesley Penner.

“We’ve got grandchildren, boys and girls, and we want it to be a little bit safer out there for them.  And I think there’s also a lot of bullying at schools, elementary schools especially, and that’s why we’re here.”

The walk gets its name from Amanda Todd, who killed herself in a high-profile suicide following intense online bullying.

Princess Snowflake was the nickname given to Amanda by her mother.

CKNW Vancouver News

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