Trump memorial sign removed from Victoria public washroom

The City of Victoria has removed a 'Donald J. Trump Memorial' sign that mysteriously appeared above a public washroom in the city. City spokesperson Colleen Mycroft says staff were alerted to the sign on Sunday, and it was removed around 6 p.m. The sign has been installed above the washrooms along the Gorge Waterway near the Selkirk Trestle, a popular stretch for people walking and cycling in and out of Victoria. The unexpected name has caught the attention of passersby and is now prompting discussion on social media. However, it remains unclear who put up the placard or how long it had been there. The City says there is no CCTV footage available in the area that could help identify who placed the sign. It remains unclear who installed the sign or when it was put in place. READ MORE: 'Donald J. Trump Memorial' sign mysteriously appears above Victoria public washroom Erin Haluschak has been a journalist in British Columbia since 2008. She has worked in print, magazines and online spaces and is a mentor with Digital Women Leaders through the Online News Association... More by Erin Haluschak