A Pride symbol vandalised in Canada's 'prettiest little town'
BBC News By Emma Elsworthy image captionParis, Ontario bills itself as one of Canada's prettiest towns It took one night for a Pride rainbow pedestrian crossing on the busiest street of Paris, a small Canadian town just over an hour's drive from Toronto, to be smeared with burnt rubber. Was a rainbow a bridge too far for the town, or is a new era of progressive politics forcing Paris to change its stripes? Dotted with Carolinian foliage, church spires and cobblestone architecture, Paris wears its unofficial tagline - 'Canada's prettiest little town' - proudly. It's one of dozens of smaller Ca...