What we know about the anti-LGBTQ2S+ protest, counter-protest in Edmonton and across Canada on Wednesday
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Protesters in Edmonton will gather outside the Alberta Teachers' Association building on 142 Street and 110 Avenue Wednesday morning, according to the 1MillionMarch4Children.
Anti-LGBTQ2S+ protests are happening in Edmonton and across Canada on Wednesday.
There will also be counter-protests against the "1MillionMarch4Children," a group "standing together against gender ideology in schools."
Protesters in Edmonton will gather outside the Alberta Teachers' Association building on 142 Street and 110 Avenue Wednesday morning, according to the 1MillionMarch4Children.
A counter-protest organized by United Change Edmonton plans to meet Wednesday morning and walk to the site of the protest.
Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi condemned the anti-LGBTQ2S+ protest.
"The protest taking place tomorrow, guised as protecting our children, will actually cause tremendous harm to our 2SLGBTQIA+ youth, their families, and allies," Sohi said on social media.
"These views are not reflective of Edmonton’s values of diversity, inclusivity, compassion, and understanding."
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