Monthly Archives: February 1989

Toronto police are under attack from many quarters just n w.  Since an officer recently shot and killed a black youth who had been attempting to hit them with a stolen car, the police have been painted as intrinsically “racist.”  Just days before the rescue, police spokesmen called for support from the public to help restore the force’s battered morale. Obviously, standing [...]

Toronto’s first Operation Rescue of 1989 was marked by episodes of violence by pro-abortionists, excessive police force against some of the rescuers, and an unprecedented number of arrests.  Latest police estimates put the number of arrests at 200, all pro-life rescuers. The three-day rescue in Toronto on January 12-14, was Canada’s contribution to the International Days of Rescue called by American Operation [...]