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Help New Westminster take a stand against domestic violence

New Westminster residents are once again invited to take a stand against domestic violence. Monarch Place is organizing the Purple Light Nights campaign, which will shine a light on the issue of domestic violence.
Purple Light Nights
Leona Green at Greens and Beans in Sapperton is once again selling purple lights in support of the Purple Light Nights campaign.

New Westminster residents are once again invited to take a stand against domestic violence.

Monarch Place is organizing the Purple Light Nights campaign, which will shine a light on the issue of domestic violence. Held during Prevention of Violence Against Women Week, Purple Light Nights aims to raise awareness about domestic violence in New Westminster and beyond.

Purple Light Nights includes a vigil at Hyack Square on Monday, April 15 at 5:30 p.m. Mayor Jonathan Cote is expected to attend and read a proclamation from the City of New Westminster, and members of the New Westminster Police Department are scheduled to attend and wear their purple flashes (badges) in support of the campaign.

Anyone wishing to buy a string of purple lights ($20 per string) or a silicon bracelet (minimum $1 donation) can buy them at Greens and Beans Deli at 141 East Columbia St. or contact Monarch Place at 604-521-1888.

The City of New Westminster is set to proclaim April 14 to 20 as Prevention of Violence Against Women Week.

For more information, go to www.facebook.com/purplelightnights.