Denny's dispute video prompts firing apology from Kelly Pocha
A Cranbrook resident identified as Kelly Pocha apologized after being fired from a British Columbia car dealership following a viral April video at a Lethbridge Denny's. Pocha said the clip shows only one side of the argument and claims racial comments from the four men preceded her outburst.
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Doughnut gesture sparks online debate over LGBTQ policy
A box of iced doughnuts proclaiming It’s OK to be Gay was sent to MLA Drew Barnes’s office by McBride’s Bakery owners in protest at the United Conservative Party policy shift on informing parents about students joining school clubs. The stunt drew national attention amid mixed reaction and concerns for vulnerable teens.
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