Women: Washington and March

women: Follow CBC's live coverage of the Women's March on Washington Windsor women join march on Washington It's important to be vigilant, we can't take the rights we have for granted, said Delia Greco, who with a friend drove to Washington from Toronto, according to CBC. Her friend Emily Hartman added We want to make sure our neighbours know they are not alone. Women donning pussyhats pink hats with cat ears headed south in buses and cars to take part in the Women's March on Washington on Saturday, which had drawn an estimated 500,000 protesters, when 200,000 had been expected. Their signs note they are Canadian and that apparently makes them popular. These friends came from Toronto, to show solidarity with American women, they said people are thanking them for coming. fitzpatrick m Wendy Robbins, a professor at the University of New Brunswick who travelled to Washington, said there were gazillions of people at the march. Everyone is excited to see Canadians, said Hartman. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.