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The Parliamentary Protective Service is apologizing to a man after telling him he couldn't wear his shirt on a tour of Parliament bc it "may offend some ppl." He was given the choice of turning it inside out, or not continuing w the tour. He turned it inside out. #cdnpoli (1/3)
William Lacey was wearing a shirt that said "I ❤️🍁oil & gas" which the Parliamentary Protective Service guard deemed potentially offensive. There is a dress code which makes reference to political messages, not clear if the guard was misinterpreting that #cdnpoli
In a statement to Global News the PPS says "the personnel misinterpreted a message on the visitor’s article of clothing. The staff involved will be receiving operational guidance and training with respect to visitors to the Hill." #cdnpoli (3/3)
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