Police on Guard’s British Columbia Billboards

2021-09-29

Police on Guard’s British Columbia Billboards

Sep 29, 2021 | Blog, General News

Police on Guard's British Columbia Billboards

Sharing some photos of our POG billboards in Okanagan British Columbia. Originally, our plan to display one billboard was rejected. When we approached another company with the idea, that one billboard turned into FIVE. Amazing things happen when you’re determined to spread truth! Thank you Mountain Media.
Click here to check out Mountain Media’s website

A special shout out goes to Odessa Orlewicz of Liberty Talk for spearheading this crowdfunding initiative. You can view all of Odessa’s work at librti.com and her YouTube channel; Liberty Talk with Odessa

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