SANDY COVE, N.S.—A women’s march in rural Nova Scotia has nearly quadrupled in size in the two years since a handful of marchers first took to the village’s main road, charming the internet with their small-scale demonstration. The organizers of the march in Sandy Cove, N.S., say they’re pleased that the event in their little corner of the province is helping to draw attention to the wider movement calling for the advancement of rights for women and other vulnerable groups. People take part in this year's Women's March in Sandy Cove, N.S. People take part in this year's Women's March in Sandy Cove, N.S. ( Andrew Tolson )Each person who participated in a women’s march on Saturday have their own reasons for doing so, and Melissa Merritt, Wilson’s co-organizer, is no exception.

Source: thestar January 19, 2019 19:38 UTC