Canada’s CIBC bank paints ATMs in rainbow colors to support homosexuality
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) is defending the decision of a local Ottawa branch to paint its ATMs located in the front entrance in rainbow colours in support of homosexuality. Ottawa resident Donald Bruneau said he was shocked when he saw the rainbow painted ATMs while making a recent trip to the branch located at 84 Bank Street in Ottawa. “When I asked the teller the meaning behind the rainbow colors, she replied, ‘Equality.’ When I asked her if they would be willing to paint an image of the Christian cross that I wear around my neck on an ATM to celebrate Christian equality, she did not answer,” he told LifeSiteNews. Bruneau said that CIBC’s decision to push the “gay agenda” on its ATMs has made him decide to switch to a different bank. “When I use a bank, I simply want to perform financial transactions and not be confronted in my face with propaganda from the homosexual movement,” he said. LifeSiteNews reached out to branch manager Robert Jenki