Monthly Archives: March 1985

British Columbia: “The Silent Scream” – witnessing an abortion, from the victim’s point of view.

        It has been said that one human death is a tragedy, but a thousand are merely statistics.  In no arena is this ancient proverb more appropriate than in the field of abortion.  Each year in North America over a million and a half preborn children are destroyed by this process; our minds have been dulled and our hearts [...]

2009-07-06T08:53:28-04:00March 6, 1985|Abortion, Society & Culture|

Morgentaler in Kingston

  On February 5, abortionist Henry Morgentaler gave a lecture in the distinguished annual Dunning Trust series at Queen’s University.  This year’s theme for all lectures was the dignity of the individual.  Not surprisingly, when an abortionist is invited to speak on the dignity of the individual, there is bound to be controversy.  Indeed, this lecture proved to be the most controversial [...]

2009-07-06T08:45:16-04:00March 6, 1985|Abortion, Politics, Pro-Life|

U of T contraceptives

  A health-care package being planned by the University of Toronto’s Students’ Council is to include coverage for contraceptives.  Some other universities already have student-sponsored health benefits but none include coverage for contraceptives.   If it goes into effect, the plan will be mandatory for all full time students.  An executive of the Students Administrative Council, Kevin Perkins was reported by the [...]

2009-07-06T08:42:54-04:00March 6, 1985|Bioethics, Society & Culture|

The Editorial: Abortionists and Anger

    It can’t be repeated often enough: abortion is the act of violence.  The most violent members of our society are those who approve, or who promote, or who perform abortions.   Bombing an abortuary is trivial by comparison: the only damage is to property.  It may close the place down for a while, and thus may save the lives of [...]

2009-07-06T08:37:05-04:00March 6, 1985|Abortion, Pro-Life|

Real Women focus on the future

      Over 200 women attended the first national Real Women of Canada conference, held on February 2 at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Women from British Columbia, Alberta, Quebec, Northern Ontario and Ottawa, as well as Toronto and Southern Ontario travelled at their own expense to meet each other and discuss the options and challenges for women in the [...]

2009-07-06T08:33:09-04:00March 6, 1985|Society & Culture|

John Williams, new Ontario Solicitor General

    The Cabinet of Ontario Premier Frank Miller, who succeeded Bill Davis last January, was sworn in on February 8, 1985.  It included a new Attorney General, Robert Welch, and new Solicitor-General, John Williams.   John Williams, MPP for the Oriole riding in Metro Toronto, is a strong pro-life supporter.  On December 11, 1984, when still a backbencher, he urged then [...]

2009-07-06T08:28:54-04:00March 6, 1985|Politics, Pro-Life|

The Interim March 1985 Vol. III No. 1: Pro-family women’s group denied funding…only feminists need apply

             The Federal Government has turned down an application for a grant made by the Real Women of Canada on the grounds that the organization’s aims do not meet the “spirit” of the Women’s Program.    A letter from the Department of the Secretary of State to Real Women stated that “the promotion of a particular family [...]

2009-07-06T08:27:21-04:00March 6, 1985|Equal Rights, Politics|
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