Flyers depicting graphic images of fetuses delivered to homes in Calgary must now be inside an opaque envelope with a warning about its contents. Envelopes containing such material must also show the name and address of its sender.
Jennifer Wyness, city councillor for Ward 2, says she has spoken to many of her constituents who are also upset by graphic anti-abortion flyers.
Flyers depicting graphic images of fetuses delivered to homes in Calgary must now be inside an opaque envelope with a warning about its contents.The City of Calgary made the announcement on Tuesday, saying council approved the proposed amendment to the community standards bylaw."Images of aborted fetuses can be deeply traumatizing and harmful for some individuals when viewed unexpectedly," said Coun. Jennifer Wyness.
"These pamphlets fall under that same category and it's reasonable to ask that they come with a content warning."
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