Quebec launches action plan to improve access to abortion, protect women’s right to choose

By Icanada Nov 18, 2024 #alberta #Breaking News #calgary #CBC | Canada News #news

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Quebec has introduced its first-ever action plan aimed at improving access to abortion in the province and reaffirming women’s right to choose, particularly in light of the setbacks to reproductive rights unfolding in the United States.

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