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GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. — An abortion rights group is hailing a court ruling that says a city in northwest Alberta has the legal right to refuse to run a graphic anti-abortion ad on its transit buses.
The ad proposed by the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform (CCBR) included pictures of fetuses and the words "Abortion kills children. End the killing."
Justice C. S. Anderson of Court of Queen's Bench ruled against CCBR's application to quash the decision by the City of Grande Prairie.
City's right to refuse anti-abortion ad upheld
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Good. I don't think graphic images belong on the sides of buses. I'd say the same about anti animal cruelty ads.
Ironically, many of those who support these ads have conniptions at ads showing same sex couples and say children shouldn't see them. They don't seem to care about children seeing these ads, though.
The ad proposed by the Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform (CCBR) included pictures of fetuses and the words "Abortion kills children. End the killing."
Justice C. S. Anderson of Court of Queen's Bench ruled against CCBR's application to quash the decision by the City of Grande Prairie.
City's right to refuse anti-abortion ad upheld
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Good. I don't think graphic images belong on the sides of buses. I'd say the same about anti animal cruelty ads.
Ironically, many of those who support these ads have conniptions at ads showing same sex couples and say children shouldn't see them. They don't seem to care about children seeing these ads, though.