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| Curator's note | "Can Saskatchewan 'hold that line?'". This full page ad was placed by groups opposed to Bill 38, the legislation presented by Saskatchewan's NDP government in 1993 to include sexual orientation in the province's human rights code. The ad ends with an appeal to parents and grandparents to think about the welfare of children. |
| Title |
Bill 38 Looks Harmless Enough. Why All the Fuss? |
| Dates |
5 June 1993 |
| Physical extent | 1 newspaper advertisement | | Fonds/collection | Curator's Collection | | Publication credits | Regina Leader-Post (publisher)
Speak Up Canada (publisher) | | Retrieval information | Private collection | | Geographic names | Saskatchewan
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| Database ID |
26324 |
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