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A small rural town in Nova Scotia, Canada held its own Women's March of 32 protesters - more than double the amount of its march in 2017.
The town of Sandy Cove only has 65 permanent residents and 12 marched last year, according to CBC .
"I think people were surprised that in a very small, isolated rural community that we were concerned enough about what was going on in the world … that we felt it was important enough to make a stand," said resident Gwen Wilson.
In preparation for the town's second Women's March, the town had hosted a series of talks on women's rights issues throughout the year as events unfolded in their southern neighbour. Sessions were group discussions about patriarchy, misogyny, and Canadian politics.
"I think it's fair to say this is a very conservative community and we feel we've opened a few eyes and ears," Ms Wilson said.
The nearest large march event was in Halifax, a nearly two-and-a-half hour drive from Sandy Cove.
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures London The Time's Up initiative was launched at the start of January 2018 as a response to the #MeToo movement and the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures London The Time's Up Women's March marks the one year anniversary of the first Women's March in London and in 2018 it is inspired by the Time's Up movement against sexual abuse.
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Paris Women hold a banner reading "still feminist" with the Eiffel tower in background on the Trocadero esplanade in Paris.
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures London Protesters hold up placards at the Women's March in central London.
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Paris A demonstator hold signs on the Trocadero esplanade in Paris during a women's march organised as part of global protests.
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures New York Thousands of people gather holding protest signs on Central Park West.
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures New York Demonstrators take part in the Women's March in Manhattan
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Chicago A woman holds a sign during the Second Annual Womens March in Chicago
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures New York People gather near Central Park before the beginning of the Women's March in New York
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Washington Supporters gather during the Women's March in Washington
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures New York The crowd lines up near Central Park
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Chicago Demostrators attend the Second Annual Womens March in Chicago
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Washington People participate in the second annual Women's March in Washington
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures New York People hold signs up during the women's march
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Philadelphia Oscar Janicki, 6, participates in the Second Annual Women's March in Philadelphia
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Washington People participate in the second annual Women's March in Washington
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Washington People participate in the second annual Women's March in Washington
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Zurich A US citizen holds a poster on the anniversary of the inauguration of President Trump apologising to the world on behalf of her country, in Zurich, Switzerland. A year after millions of people took to the streets across the US and countries around the world, women's marches are being held in lots of cities this weekend.
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Women's March 2018 across the world: in pictures Rome A woman holds a banner reading "The rising of the women means rising of us all" during Rome Resists demonstration.
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As last year, the group walked along Highway 217, the only road that runs through the community.
Protesters rang bells, chanted, and one person pushed a baby along in a stroller as they braved the cold weather and wet roads.
Several participants wore the now infamous pink pussy hats as well.
Ms Wilson told CBC last year that US President Donald Trump 's stunning victory and the subsequent global organising of a march for women's rights was “one of those moments in history that you couldn’t stand by and passively observe”.
This year, they wanted to keep the momentum going and show their continued support for women all over the world.
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