“We have metal detectors in many bars which do a pretty good job of keeping weapons, and edged weapons out,” he said.Ĭarver said that the risk in Canada is sustainably less than in the U.S. Rob Carver with the Winnipeg police said that venues in Winnipeg are equipped with proper security. As a human being and a gay man it is very disturbing to witness that type of hate and violence,” he said.Ĭonst.
“I think when we lose so many people in such a horrific way the sexuality of the victims doesn't matter. I can't imagine their pain and loss,” Morrison said. “Any loss of life is terrible and watching the interview with the parents was absolutely gut wrenching. at the Rainbow Resource Centre.Īllen Morrison, owner of Club 200, a gay night club and restaurant in Winnipeg, said he does not think the shooting in Orlando has “increased or decreased the need to be vigilant about safety” but he will turn to police for advice on keeping his establishment safe. Winnipeggers are coming together for a candlelight vigil to support people mourning the loss of loved ones in the mass shooting at gay night club in Orlando.Ī post on Facebook said the vigil will be held at 8 p.m.