As Sikh and Roman Catholic leaders weighed in against redefining marriage laws to include homosexual relationships, Conservative Leader Stephen Harper said his party needs to send a clear pre-election message against changing the definition of marriage."Frankly, we think a clear majority of Canadians support the compromise I put forward, including a lot of people who vote Liberal and traditionally don't vote for this party," Harper said after a speech to the Quebec City Chamber of Commerce.

"We want to make sure our message gets out to them and make sure our message does not go through a press filter."

Newspaper ads will compare Harper's proposal to preserve the traditional definition of marriage with Prime Minister Paul Martin's plan to "impose same-sex marriage." Source.

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