The spray painting happened on or around Dec. 26, according to West Shore RCMP
West Shore RCMP say a totem pole and several signs at Royal Roads University were covered in graffiti containing “disturbing hateful content” over the Christmas holidays. The spray painting happened on or around Dec.
26, according to police. The content was not revealed and has been removed. “[We] are asking anyone who witnessed this take place or has information regarding this crime to come forward and speak to police,” said Cpl. Nancy Saggar.
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