Yearly Archives: 1998

Truth must be part of ‘homophobia’ teaching

British Columbia education minister Paul Ramsey recently put on hold the ministry's plans to introduce a new curriculum to eliminate homophobia and heterosexism from B.C.'s schools. This was followed by the BCTF (BC Teacher's Federation) passing a number of resolutions designed to push ahead with just such a program. All of which signals, once again, that homosexuality has become one of the [...]

2010-07-08T13:21:40-04:00May 8, 1998|Society & Culture|

Battles with the PEI media

Pro-family group exposes a media bias CHARLOTTETOWN - In 20 years of writing letters to our local papers, I had found that a logically written argument would always be accorded respect, even if it wasn’t politically correct. Thus I was shocked this winter to find myself and REAL Woman/PEI under attack by the province’s largest newspaper. For four months The Guardian misrepresented [...]

2010-07-08T13:13:13-04:00May 8, 1998|Society & Culture|

Bringing family concerns to public square

New leader chosen for FOF-Canada The newly named president of the Focus on the Family (Canada) Association says social issues will continue to be an important aspect of his administration. “Certainly, from a social action perspective, my heart beats for that,” says Darrel Reid. “I want to make sure the cause of the family is represented well in all aspects of Canadian [...]

2010-07-08T12:55:11-04:00May 8, 1998|Politics|

Computers & the Internet: Help for amateurs

Thinking about buying a computer, but don’t know what to buy? You have a computer, but don’t know the best way to get hooked up to the Internet to view LifeSite and other family-friendly sites? You’re on the Internet, but find it confusing and useless? You’re not alone. Since launching LifeSite, I’ve found that many of you are in the above categories. [...]

2010-07-08T12:52:41-04:00May 8, 1998|Resources|

Police deny seeking pro-life membership lists

WINNIPEG - Police have denied claims of a concerted effort to obtain the membership lists of pro-life organizations in their investigation into the shootings of Canadian abortionists. In an April 1 interview with The Interim, Sgt. Ron Oliver of Winnipeg Police Services said police have no policy of poring through pro-life group membership lists for potential suspects. Sgt. Oliver was responding to [...]

2010-07-08T12:33:03-04:00May 8, 1998|Pro-Life|

Even born alive law is meaningless

The Pro-Life Society of British Columbia is calling on the Minister of Health to launch an official investigation into incidents of live births following abortion attempts. News of a BC Supreme Court lawsuit were released the week of April 21 involving a girl born alive at Vancouver General Hospital. The lawsuit alleges that doctors and staff allowed the baby to be delivered [...]

2010-07-08T12:26:11-04:00May 8, 1998|Abortion|

A chilling underside to Vriend decision

Canada's homosexualist community is gloating over another milestone passed on "the road to equality for homosexuals," as one of their advocates put it, and bragging that the falling-domino insinuation of homosexualism into Canada's social fabric represents progress rather than decay. Many Canadian Christians beg to differ. On April 2, the Supreme Court ruled for the plaintiff in Vreind v. Alberta. Delwin Vriend [...]

2010-07-08T12:07:32-04:00May 8, 1998|Society & Culture|

Abortion is ultimate act of powerlessness

On January 28, at Fredericton’s Lord Beaverbrook Hotel, two national organizations allegedly representing Canadian women hosted a high profile event, “Come Celebrate; It’s Your Choice.” This celebration marked the 10th anniversary of the Morgentaler Supreme Court decision granting the unrestricted right to abortion on demand, which was hailed by New Brunswick’s elitist feminists as “one of the most important historic events in [...]

2010-07-08T11:47:20-04:00May 8, 1998|Abortion|

Call to win back public agenda

REAL Women of Canada held its national conference in conjunction with Alberta Federation of Women United for Families when 130 participants from across Canada converged on Calgary, Alberta, March 27-28. Gwen Landolt, national vice president and lawyer from Ontario said, “Something is happening in Canada,” and explained that she had read Hansard for 15 years, but in the last two years she [...]

2010-07-08T11:45:02-04:00May 8, 1998|Politics|

Crown dismisses Show the Truth charges

Red faces in the Ontario Attorney General’s office after a major break in the trial of four pro-lifers. The four, Rosemary Connell, John Bulsza, Ann-Marie Tomlins and William Whatcott were charted last July 3rd during a Show the Truth demonstration in the southwestern Ontario community of St. Thomas. The group had signs showing aborted babies in various stages of development and were [...]

2010-07-08T11:41:27-04:00May 8, 1998|Activism|

Pro-life community comes up short in B.C. by-election

Pro-lifers are expressing disappointment following the recent federal by-election to replace staunchly pro-life and pro-family MP Sharon Hayes in the riding of Port Moody-Coquitlam, B.C. Hayes, a member of the Reform party, was forced to resign because of her husband’s severely ill health. Liberal Lou Sekora won the riding over seven other candidates in the by-election March 30, winning 39 per cent [...]

2010-07-08T11:40:06-04:00May 8, 1998|Politics, Pro-Life|

‘Safe motherhood’ debate masks pro-abortion intent

First, it used the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Then it used International Women’s Day. More recently, the United Nations pounced on World Health Day April 7 to push for what it sees as a universal right to abortion. The call was a little more subtle this time, though, and was led by U.S. First Lady Hillary Rodham [...]

2010-07-08T11:37:32-04:00May 8, 1998|Abortion|

International news

Australian pro-lifers mourn ‘darkest’ political day PERTH - The passage of liberal abortion bills in West Australia April 2 has led Right to Life Australia chair Margaret Tighe to observe future generations of Australians will look on the day with shame. “Never before has an Australian legislature shown such a callous disregard for the lives of the smallest and most vulnerable Australians,” [...]

2010-07-08T09:44:35-04:00May 8, 1998|Issues|

Surprise release for Joan Andrews Bell

In a development some pro-lifers are hailing as a miraculous event, longtime American activist Joan Andrews Bell has left prison, in spite of a sentence of up to 23 months levied against her in January. Bell, 49, walked out of Pittsburgh’s Allegheny County Jail March 26. She had been sentenced by Judge Raymond Novak for failing to comply with the terms of [...]

2010-07-08T09:39:50-04:00May 8, 1998|Activism|

Real power is focus of summer meeting

Who runs Canada? You might think that “the people” do, in light of the fact that we’re supposedly living in a democracy. But some might argue that politicians do, or at least a small cadre of inner cabinet ministers and the prime minister. Others might posit for special-interest groups, under the thinking that “the squeaky wheel gets the grease.” Still others might [...]

2010-07-08T09:36:46-04:00May 8, 1998|Society & Culture|
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