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Changeroom confrontation sparks police response and protest at Cowichan Aquatic Centre

An altercation at the Cowichan Aquatic Centre drew some attention on social media over the weekend. 

A post on Facebook alleged that a man was using the women’s changeroom and making users “uncomfortable”. 

A video accompanying the post shows part of the confrontation. 

RCMP said officers were on scene, responding to the disturbance and a reported fight. 

The Municipality of North Cowichan said staff are investigating the incident and compliance with by-laws.

In a statement, the Municipality says safety and security issues are taken seriously and they work to ensure every person using a municipal facility feels safe regardless of gender or presentation.

A local citizens group has scheduled a protest at the Cowichan Aquatic Centre on March 26th.

If anyone has information on the incident, you’re asked to call North Cowichan Duncan RCMP and speak with investigators. 

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