Monthly Archives: October 2003

Ethical fund does well

A Catholic-oriented U.S. mutual fund that refuses to invest in birth control, abortions, pornography, companies that provide homosexual benefits, or in other objectionable causes, yielded an impressive return of 23 per cent this year, thereby outperforming 84 per cent of U.S. mutual funds. The $125 million (US) fund ranks second among 21 "ethical" funds tracked by the Bloomberg financial agency. Pro-lifers were [...]

2010-08-30T12:54:50-04:00October 30, 2003|Issues|

Courier firm delivers pro-life message in big and small ways

Pro-life inspiration sometimes shows up in the strangest places. Opening up an invoice, for example, and finding Mother Teresa's words about the sanctity of all human life is not your typical workday fare. But at Messengers International, a Toronto-based courier company, seeking opportunities to share inspiration is but one way to add zest to life's more mundane activities. Founded 17 years ago, [...]

2010-08-30T12:54:00-04:00October 30, 2003|Issues|

Student illustrates how much one person can do

Says Linda Wood of Yellowknife, N.W.T., "I'm always amazed at what one person can do." A case in point is her 22-year-old daughter Kiely Williams. As a science student at Sir John Franklin Public High School, Kiely often challenged some of the assumptions and statements of her teachers, especially in biology class. She was well equipped to do so, having grown up [...]

2010-08-30T12:52:58-04:00October 30, 2003|Activism, Pro-Life|

Case of assault against pro-lifer far from over

In an unexpected - and suspicious - twist, a man charged after Campaign Life Coalition B.C. president John Hof was assaulted this past March has changed his mind and decided to proceed to a trial. Douglas Chase of Vancouver Island was charged last March 14 after a man walked up to Hof, who was joining other B.C. pro-lifers in a regular Friday [...]

2010-08-30T12:52:13-04:00October 30, 2003|Issues|

Same-sex ‘marriage’ a provincial election issue

A hot issue on the campaign trail is same-sex "marriage." Although ostensibly a federal issue, dozens of candidates have reported to The Interim that they are being queried on their position regarding the legal recognition of homosexual relationships. One Liberal candidate challenging a Progressive Conservative incumbent in southwestern Ontario told The Interim that most people he talks to when out on the [...]

2010-08-30T12:45:58-04:00October 30, 2003|Marriage and Family|

Catholic trustee runs for provincial office

Angela Kennedy is making the jump from school board to provincial politics. A pro-life Toronto Catholic District School Board trustee representing Ward 11, Kennedy is hoping to become the next member of provincial parliament for Beaches East-York. Her wealth of experience in both healthcare and education make the jump to being a candidate for the Progressive Conservatives in Beaches East-York a natural [...]

2010-08-30T11:52:17-04:00October 30, 2003|Politics|

Nunziata runs for mayor; stands for family values

Former Liberal and independent MP John Nunziata, who is running to become Toronto's next mayor, faces four socially liberal opponents. While most analysts say former Toronto mayor Barbara Hall will win handily, political strategists The Interim talked to say that Nunziata is the only candidate who can beat her. Hall is a socialist who has openly endorsed the gay agenda, including same-sex [...]

2010-08-30T11:44:12-04:00October 30, 2003|Paul Tuns, Politics|

Kevorkian puts culture of death into action

The rhetoric put forward to rationalize the killing of an innocent person, especially one with whom the killer has a close or even intimate relationship, has always required considerable ingenuity. This is not so much the case at the present moment. In recent years, an individual has come into prominence who is the very personification of death-on-request. Shunning the need for laboured [...]

2010-08-30T11:41:34-04:00October 30, 2003|Donald DeMarco, Euthanasia|

Uncertainity over reprotech bill

Bill C-13, An Act Respecting Human Reproduction and Related Technologies, hangs in limbo as the federal government seems unsure of whether it has enough support to get it passed. As a sign of its desperation to enact the reproductive technologies legislation, the government has indicated that the vote will not be a free one. It has also suggested to Liberal MP Paul [...]

2010-08-30T11:40:24-04:00October 30, 2003|Bioethics, Paul Tuns, Politics|

Chretien puts pressure on party to defeat pro-marriage

The Canadian Alliance motion to reaffirm the traditional definition of marriage# was narrowly defeated in parliament on Sept. 16, by a squeaker vote of 137-132, with 30 MPs absent for the important vote. The motion could very well have passed had the few pro-marriage NDP MPs not stayed away and several Liberals not switched their vote at the last minute. Pressure from [...]

2010-08-30T11:39:42-04:00October 30, 2003|Marriage and Family, Politics|

Media conceal alleged sex abuser’s abortion past

The case of an abortionist sentenced to four years in prison in 2001 after being found guilty of having "violated the sexual integrity" of nine of his former female patients, is causing havoc for the B.C. College of Physicians and Surgeons. A total of 19 women are suing Dr. Mark Walter Stewart for sexual assault, and have named the College as part [...]

2010-08-30T11:25:18-04:00October 30, 2003|Issues|

Hate crimes bill will shut down marriage debate

The passage of Bill C-250 is the latest effort by the federal Liberal Government to shut down public debate on the move to redefine marriage, according to CFAC Executive Director Brian Rushfeldt. "Canadians who are speaking out against the redefinition of marriage are already being accused of 'hate' speech by homosexual activists. When C-250 is passed into law later this fall, the [...]

2010-08-30T11:23:56-04:00October 30, 2003|Issues, Politics, Society & Culture|

U.S. autoworkers’ union wants abortion benefits

Unions and abortionists have had a long history in Canada The U.S.-based United Auto Workers made an unusual demand last month in national contract negotiations with General Motors Corp. and Chrysler: it wants the automakers to pay for voluntary abortions as part of employee health care coverage. The union, representing 307,000 workers and 522,000 retirees, surviving spouses and dependents, refused to comment, [...]

2010-08-30T11:23:23-04:00October 30, 2003|Abortion, Issues|

ABC link is being suppressed by politics

The Summer 2003 Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons published a study that concluded the link between abortion and breast cancer has been suppressed or ignored by scientists, women's groups and the media because of their collective pro-abortion bias and out of a desire to further their own political purposes. The study, "The Abortion-Breast Cancer Link: How Politics Trumped Science and Informed [...]

2010-08-30T11:22:14-04:00October 30, 2003|Abortion, Health Risks|
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