Ottawa gay activists vow to keep staging Pride parade as organizers declare bankruptcy
After years of financial woes, Ottawa ’s Capital Pride homosexual organization has declared bankruptcy, stating that operations are “now clearly unsustainable.” Evangelical Christian leader Charles McVety hopes the news means no more annual hyper-sexualized parades on the city’s main streets but suspects the move is a ploy to garner tax dollars. “It’s a great day for Ottawa [if] sex will not be paraded on the main street and children will not be visually violated,” he told LifeSiteNews. The Capital Pride Board of Directors stated on Facebook Monday that its current financial situation is “beyond its ability to alter or repair and is now forced to declare bankruptcy.” Despite this, the city’s homosexuals have already declared that next year’s parade will go on, even if it means looking for outside help — including the possibility of moving an international homosexual festival to Ottawa — to make it happen. “There will be something. It won’t be Capital Pride putting it on. They’v