Photos: Vancouver Pride 2018

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      Love was in the air in Vancouver's West End for today's Pride parade.

      The annual march for acceptance and inclusivity celebrated its 40th anniversary.

      It's a day when people showcase their gender expression, knowing they'll be fully accepted in the midst of hundreds of thousands of their fellow residents.

      Of course, the Pride parade also brings out politicians, tech workers, school-board staff, and people from every other walk of life.

      Below, you can see a few photos taken shortly before the event.

      Happy Pride!
      Charlie Smith
      What do you do with two unicorns? Have your photo taken, naturally.
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      Richmond school officials were at the parade this year.
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      The Greens are hoping that their presence at the parade will help them register a breakthrough in the October 20 election.
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      Cannabis advocate and former Surrey city councillor Barinder Rasode brought her daughter to the parade.
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      These three ladies showed their Pride at the corner of Robson and Thurlow streets.
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      Former NDP MP Svend Robinson spent some time with Green Party Leader Elizabeth May.
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      The Vancouver school board has been a leader in making schools welcome for all kids, regardless of their gender identification or sexual orientation.
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      First Nations people were at the parade to educate people about two-spirited love.
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      Liberal MP Hedy Fry's supporters were ready to party.
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      Green council candidate and park board commissioner Michael Wiebe showed up without the help of fossil fuels.
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      The crowds were packed several rows deep along Robson Street.
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