Nicholas Simons, the minister of social development and poverty reduction, says half of the people who menstruate in B.C. have struggled to buy the products they need at some point in their lives.
Asked about earlier calls for the province to make menstrual products available at locations such as schools, workplaces, pharmacies and government offices, Simons says there’s a big difference between having the products available at home and having to access them in public spaces.
Unreal! Is this a thing in Canada? Hard time believing it Research Arunachalam Muruganantham (Padman)-one of 2014 100 most influential people in the world listed by TIME & his contribution towards this issue or just watch Bollywood movie Padman made inspired by him
More tax programs yessssss
For men
Yes more bleeding of the taxpayers
This is way more important than a museum, IMO 👍🏼
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