Edmonton Officials Remind the Public that Women can Go Topless in Public Pools and Parks

EDMONTON, ALBERTA - The city officials of Edmonton have announced a reminder that women are allowed to go topless in city pools and parks, and public spaces this spring and summer.

This decision to send the reminder aims that it’s legally permitted in Canada and to promote gender equality and encourage women to enjoy the summer weather in the same way as men.

The officials and advocacy groups have emphasized that allowing women to go topless is not just a matter of personal freedom, but also an essential aspect of gender equality.

The previous mayor of Edmonton had stated, "We believe that it is important to promote equality and provide women with the same rights and opportunities as men. The decision to allow women to go topless in our public spaces is a step towards achieving this goal."

The initial decision received a mixed response from the public, with some expressing concerns about the appropriateness of topless women in public spaces. However, the city officials have stressed that there are no legal or health concerns with allowing women to go topless since it’s perfectly legal across Canada.

The city officials have also stated that it is essential to create a safe and welcoming environment for women who choose to go topless in public spaces. They have urged citizens to respect the decision and to refrain from harassing or discriminating against women who exercise their right to go topless.

Overall, the decision to allow women to go topless in public spaces is a significant step towards gender equality in Edmonton. The city officials hope that this decision will encourage other cities to follow suit and create a more inclusive and equitable society.