Victoria Pride recap…to hunt down Charlie David or to not hunt down Charlie David…you tell me

By Sean Horlor • July 8, 2009 8:03 pm EDT

So the verdict is still out. Should I track down Charlie David and find out what he’s doing in Victoria? Or is it like the proverbial question of ye olde ancient times: “if a tree falls in the forest and kills Janet Jackson’s career, does anyone care?”

Oh wait…too soon?

In other news, reporter, videographer and general jackass Rob Easton has delivered another fine video on behlf of Xtra.ca documenting Victoria Pride:

15,000 people yo! BAM! Can’t wait for Vancouver Pride 2009!!!

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