Yearly Archives: 1983

Gordon Fairweather attacks Unborn

Gordon Fairweather, who anguished as a Conservative Member of Parliament for the federal riding of Fundy-Royal in New Brunswick for many years, was picked out of obscurity in 1977 by Prime Minister Trudeau and appointed Chief of Commissioner of Human Rights Commission of Canada. It may we be that his appointment was due more to the fact that the Liberal party felt [...]

2009-06-19T13:37:42-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion, Human Rights Commissions, Politics|

Abortionist Intervention Thwarted

Mr. Borowski commenced legal action against the Federal Ministers of Justice and Finance, alleging that they are misappropriating tax payers' money for the wrongful purpose of funding abortion procedures. The case has now been set down for trial for May 9, 1983. However, on January 25, 1983, two pro-abortion organizations, the Canadian Civil Liberties Association and Canadian Abortion Rights League (CARAL) applied [...]

2009-06-19T13:06:56-04:00March 19, 1983|Politics, Pro-Life|

Morgentaler may sue Borowski

Dr. Henry Morgentaler wants a pubic apology from Pro-life Advocate Joe Borowski who alleged Morgentaler's abortion clinics have been found unsanitary in the past. Valdyn Duke, Morgentaler's Winnipeg lawyer, said in an interview yesterday (Feb. 9) that she will send a letter to Borowski asking for a retraction of the statements made at a pubic debate between the two men at the [...]

2009-06-19T13:02:30-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion|

Edmonton mayor proclaims Pro-Life Week

Edmonton's mayor, Cec Purvis has proclaimed the week of May 8th to the 15th, beginning Mother's Day 1983, as Respect Life Week. Campaign Life in Edmonton has appealed to supporters to launch a signature proclamation during that week to state publicly their beliefs in protecting the right to life of innocent human beings from conception to natural death, a summary of the [...]

2009-06-19T12:58:41-04:00March 19, 1983|Activism, Pro-Life|

Assumption to award Chrétien

The Hon. Jean Chrétien, energy minister, may be awarded the prestigious Christian Cultural Award by Assumption University, this April 10th. Chrétien, the Minister of Justice during the introduction of the Charter of Rights, excluded the unborn from any protection and, as seen in a letter in the February 19th Catholic Register, as well as in letters sent to Father Health of Assumption [...]

2009-06-19T12:57:23-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion, Politics|

Manitoba Premier advised by the grassroots

Manitoba's Premier Howard Pawley went on a fact-finding mission throughout his province in early January. Mr. Pawley and most of his NDP cabinet are strong advocates of abortion-on-demand and, in fact, his party has a policy for unrestricted abortion in its platform. However, after his fact-finding mission, Pawley may not be so keen to impose his pro-abortion views on the population of [...]

2009-06-19T12:41:02-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion, Politics|

The Borowski University of Manitoba debate

January 27 was the date and the University of Manitoba was the place where, Joe Borowski, one of the most upright pro-life advocates, met head on with the champion abortionist, Henry Morgentaler. Lacking a chairperson this time round, the two men addressed a large student audience and exchanged their well established views. Mr. Borowski based his statements on established modern scientific and [...]

2009-06-19T12:36:57-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion|

Canadian Medical Association questionnaire on abortion

In 1971, the Canadian Medical Association in a close vote (78 to 74) stated that "there is justification on non-medical social grounds for the deliberate termination of pregnancy as long as the abortion is performed by a qualified medical practitioner with the approval of therapeutic abortion committees." The Canadian Medical Association has been in deep trouble ever since, not only because it [...]

2009-06-19T12:25:40-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion, Bioethics|

Alberta to collect signatures

In a manner similar to the New Brunswick Right to Life Association, Alberta Campaign Life is calling for pro-life supporters to send their names and $2.00 covering cost in order to form a 100,000 name 'tabloid' to be inserted in Alberta's ten daily papers with a circulation of 588,000 province wide. The move was successful in the December '82 New Brunswick venture [...]

2009-06-19T12:20:03-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion, Politics|

Morgentaler-Nathanson debate

On January 21, 1983, a remarkable debate took place between Dr. Bernard Nathanson, a former abortionist from New York, and Henry Morgentaler, a Montreal abortionist. The debate took place on the Hamilton T.V. station CHCH and was viewed by many thousands.   Dr. Nathanson was the founder of the pro-abortion organization in the U.S., the National Association for the Repeal of the [...]

2009-06-19T12:09:57-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion, Issues|

Nathanson does pro-life commercials

  For the first time in the history of Toronto television, pro-life advertising is on the air.   A project of Campaign Life, the makers of the popular Construction Safety Association ads have produced a 30-second spot which began showing on CHCH-TV, channel 11, Hamilton, Mar. 7. Channel 11 can be seen in Toronto and area as well as Hamilton.   The [...]

2009-06-19T12:02:01-04:00March 19, 1983|Abortion, Pro-Life|
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