National March for Life: May 12, 2011 - Parliament Hill, Ottawa

1/27/2011 - 6:54 AM PST

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
MEDIA ADVISORY
Catholic PRWire

TORONTO, CA (January 27, 2011) - Please start preparing for the National March For Life in 2011. Now is the time to begin plans in your school, classroom or church to organize buses for this annual civil rights march and public witness for the right to human life. We march to ensure that all human beings, regardless of size, age or location (inside the womb or out), will someday be protected by the laws of the nation.

Each year we have a different theme for the march. This year it is: ABORTION KILLS A HUMAN BEING.

For details or questions please contact Campaign Life Coalition Ottawa at 613-729-0379 or email wandaclcottawa@bellnet.ca. Please remember that tickets sell out fast for the Pro-life Youth Dinner which occurs on the evening of May 12th.

For more information see:
https://www.campaignlifecoalition.com/index.php?p=March+For+Life

Contact

Interim Publishing
https://www.campaignlifecoalition.com/index.php?p=March+For+Life , M5B 1X9 CA
John Laws - Account Executive, 416-204-9749

Keywords

pro-life, Canada, Ottawa, abortion

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a
2 years ago
looking everywhere for live coverage (or recent coverage) on ottawa's march for life - none!!!!
Mellisa Sudbury
2 years ago
This event is worth going to every year. It is a fun time to hang out with your friends on the bus ride to Ottawa, and then when you get to parliment hill, you hear stories about women who has had an abortion. Then everyone joins together and goes on a march around the streets of Ottawa. It is worth every second.

I went with my school last year. And I am planning on going this year as well.

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