When we say “All Are Welcome” at Crossroads,
we really mean it.
We are honoured to gather on the traditional territory of the Kwantlen, Semiahmoo, Musqueam and Tsleil-Waututh Nations who, for many thousands of years, and to this day, have sought to walk gently on this land. We seek a new relationship with the Original Peoples of this land, one based in honour and deep respect.
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Delta will be getting four rainbow park benches as part of the city’s efforts to “promote diversity and inclusion.” Council endorsed several recommendations aimed at proactively promoting diversity and inclusion “both corporately and within the community”… Crossroads hung Pride and Trans flags in early July, 2019. On July 21, the flags were vandalized, and we put the following message on our sign: “LGBTQ Flags: $240. Solidarity against hate: Priceless. Welcome”. We received this open letter and a cheque… Occasionally in a dream I find myself in my childhood home. My family moved there before I was born, and my parents lived in that same house until well after I had moved out and bought my first house. My memories there are good ones, and in the dreams…
Rainbow benches coming to four Delta rec centres
Letter of Support after Pride and Trans Flags Vandalized
A Note from Nora on National Indigenous Peoples Day