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The Saskatchewan Pro-Life Association is pleased to announce the Annual March for Life will be held on May 8, 2021.
Due to the ongoing pandemic, attendees will gather in groups of no more than 10 people. Those groups will be located at several MLA offices around Saskatchewan, with one group situated between Leopold Crescent and Albert Street in Regina (2424-2456 Albert St).
This year’s March for Life will have a particular focus on raising awareness against gender-based violence and the alarming trend of the sex-selective abortions of pre-born girls.
“It is vital that Canadians be made aware of the prevalence of sex-selective abortion in our country,” said SPLA President Valerie Hettrick. “Pre-born girls are particularly vulnerable to this deadly discrimination. Multiple Canadian media outlets, including the CBC, have highlighted the gender-based violence against pre-born girls in abortions, yet few Canadians know that it is happening.”
Polls have repeatedly shown Canadians who learn about sex-selective abortion overwhelmingly disagree with it. 83% of Saskatchewan residents voiced their opposition to the practice in a February 2020 poll (DART & Maru/Blue).
The March will be held with the Government of Saskatchewan’s required COVID protocols in place.
About SPLA:
The Saskatchewan Pro-life Association was formed in 1978 to assist 24 local pro-life groups and provide a united voice for life throughout the entire province.
SPLA is a grassroots member-driven organization spanning the entire province of Saskatchewan.
SPLA defends and advocates for the most vulnerable and unprotected member of our society, the pre-born child.