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| Curator's note | This is an account of the first gay demonstration in Saskatchewan. In June 1975 a small group marched at the office of the Saskatoon StarPhoenix angered by the the newspaper's decision not to accept an ad from the Gay Community Centre. The ad listed the positions of Saskatoon election candidates relating to human rights legislation. The protestors declared that the ad refusal was just "one example of how gay people were refused access to the press." |
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Star-Phoenix Picketed. Gay Community Protests Ad Decision. |
| Dates |
11 June 1975 |
| Physical extent | 1 article | | Fonds/collection | Curator's Collection | | Publication credits | Saskatoon Star-Phoenix (publisher)
Greenshields, Vern (author) | | Retrieval information | Private collection | | Geographic names | Saskatoon (Saskatchewan)
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| Database ID |
26323 |
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