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The issue of whether Pro-Life Estevan and Area should be allowed to sponsor benches in Estevan’s parks resurfaced at Monday night’s meeting of Estevan city council. The issue was discussed at the. . . ....
Cheers to the Downtown Business Association for having the outdoor markets, and to the Estevan Farmers’ Market Association for its first market of the season. It was good to see people at both. Hopefully they will be supported throughout the year.
Cheers to Estevan city council for their decision to not place benches promoting Pro Life Estevan and Area in city parks. The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled it is the state’s duty to protect every person’s freedom of conscience and religion and that it may not use its powers in such a way as to promote the participation of certain believers or non-believers in public life to the detriment of others. ....
Bittman told the Mercury she will appear at council’s next meeting on May 31. She has already talked to Mayor Roy Ludwig, who invited her to attend the meeting. “I’ll have that opportunity to address them in person, so it is not dead in the water,” said Bittman. The benches do not say pro-life on them, but they do have a baby’s feet surrounded by a heart, and the slogan “Always Loved.” “I was actually shocked and dismayed, because I thought that this was a done thing,” said Bittman, who noted the city had initially given the benches their blessing. ....