Yearly Archives: 2007

Student fairs demonstrate loving message of pro-life

A few university campus pro-life clubs have recently held events that actively promote a positive image of the pro-life movement. Too often, pro-lifers are assumed to be negative and always against things. These events showed what pro-lifers are for – moms, babies, community support and protection of all human beings. The events are info fairs, which have been called Life Fair, Baby [...]

2010-01-14T13:03:41-05:00January 14, 2007|Pro-Life, Youth Activism|

Woman on TV program details her abortion

A woman now in her 20s, identified only as ‘Kelly,’ appeared on Fox News’s The O’Reilly Factor to relate her late-term abortion experience and the emotional aftermath she was forced to deal with as a teen. Kelly told host Bill O’Reilly that her parents took her from their Maryland home to Kansas when she was a pregnant 14-year-old to have an abortion during [...]

2010-01-14T13:01:15-05:00January 14, 2007|Abortion, Post-Abortion|

Pro-life cause advancing in the educational field

This year’s Father Ted Colleton Scholarship competition is serving as one of the catalysts for a remarkable surge in pro-life interest in schools across the land. Apart from the fact that much has been happening on the campuses of universities in Canada (see the page 3 article on the situation at Carelton University, for example), high schools and elementary schools are also [...]

2010-01-14T12:55:50-05:00January 14, 2007|Pro-Life, Youth Activism|

Vancouver event marks new beginning

Many of the more than 300 attendees from across Canada, and even the U.S., hailed it as the best conference of any kind they had ever been to, following the completion of Healing the Culture: A New Beginning, the Canadian national pro-life conference in Vancouver Nov. 16-18. The event revolved around the Healing the Culture concept, which seeks to build a pro-life [...]

2010-01-14T12:58:18-05:00January 14, 2007|Events, Pro-Life|

Kevorkian to be released from jail

After spending more than eight years behind bars for his last “mercy killing,” Jack Kevorkian will be freed from a Michigan prison in June, a prison spokesman announced. Kevorkian, the infamous ‘Dr. Death’ and poster boy for the euthanasia movement, killed over 130 people through assisted suicides in the 1990s, until he was sent to jail in 1999 for violating Michigan’s ban [...]

2010-01-14T12:51:16-05:00January 14, 2007|Euthanasia|

Irish lesbians’ Canadian ‘marriage’ not recognized by Dublin court

On Dec. 14, the Ireland High Court rejected a lesbian couple’s demand to have their Canadian “marriage” recognized in Ireland, in a landmark ruling closely watched by both sides of the international marriage debate. Justice Elizabeth Dunne decided against the claim of Dr. Katherine Zappone and Dr. Anne Louise Gilligan, who had argued that the state and Revenue Commissioners had violated their [...]

2010-01-14T12:49:35-05:00January 14, 2007|Marriage and Family|

Fake pro-abortion ‘charities’ being scrutinized

A new day has arrived for those of us who believe in the pro-life cause in Canada. We all remember the days when Human Life International had its charity status revoked for alleged political activity, while other pro-life groups were harassed by what is now known as the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency. Well, it’s time to level the playing field. In [...]

2010-01-14T12:48:00-05:00January 14, 2007|Society & Culture|

The truth of how IVF harms children is beginning to emerge

Here’s something I never expected in the mainstream press: an article by a young woman on the experience of being a sperm donor child. In the article entitled, “Father was an anonymous sperm donor,” 18-year-old Katrina Clark wrote in the Washington Post about how she felt ripped off that her feminist mother who, when she was 32 and thought she might never get [...]

2010-01-14T12:45:25-05:00January 14, 2007|Columnist, Paul Tuns|

Gays as pawns in the culture war

The homosexual “marriage” issue has fortunately awakened many sleeping Christians. Many, however, do not realize that homosexuals are pawns being used for political purposes in a culture war. The international socialist movement is using homosexuals as an excuse to further a socialist, anti-religious agenda. What better way to muzzle Christians than to pass “hate” legislation limiting churches’ freedom of speech? What better [...]

2010-01-14T12:41:26-05:00January 14, 2007|Society & Culture|

Universities clueless as to the essence of choice

Student governments at three Canadian schools of higher education – Carleton University, University of British Columbia at Okanagan and Capilano College in Vancouver – have voted to deny funding and services to any campus group that opposes abortion. Pro-life students are nonetheless obliged to provide financial support for all other student activities. One wonders how many more Canadian colleges and universities will [...]

2010-01-14T12:39:57-05:00January 14, 2007|Columnist, Donald DeMarco|

A supposed bastion of free thought suppresses it

On Dec. 5, a decision at Carleton University was made that banned pro-life groups from forming on campus. A motion was accepted by 25 of 32 members of the Carleton University Student Association (CUSA). The motion read: “1) CUSA and CUSA Inc. respect and affirm a woman’s ‘right to choose.’ 2) No CUSA resources, space, recognition or funding be allocated for ‘anti-choice’ [...]

2010-01-14T12:38:23-05:00January 14, 2007|Youth Activism|

Prostitutes’ group suing federal government

A Toronto-based group, Sex Professionals of Canada, is suing the federal government for maintaining laws criminalizing prostitution and thereby, they claim, endangering the lives of “sex trade workers.” The group’s executive director, Valerie Scott, said that communicating and bawdyhouse laws “are arbitrary,” and “do more harm than good.” The group is challenging Canada’s solicitation laws on constitutional grounds. SPOC calls itself a [...]

2010-01-14T12:36:43-05:00January 14, 2007|Human rights, Society & Culture|

New Brunswick won’t be further coerced into funding abortions

A year ago, Ottawa was pressuring New Brunswick to pay for abortions committed in Henry Morgentaler’s Fredericton abortuary. Today, nobody seems to be in a hurry to pursue that issue. Under former premier Bernard Lord’s Conservative government, the province paid for abortions only if they were done in hospitals after two doctors attested to “medical necessity.” The government had a strict policy [...]

2010-01-14T12:35:00-05:00January 14, 2007|Abortion, Politics|

Little good news in Dion’s winning of the Liberal leadership

Stephane Dion, a cabinet minister in the Jean Chretien and Paul Martin governments, shocked the political world when he overcame Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae, the two frontrunners for the leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada, at the party’s convention in Montreal. With the support of former Ontario education minister Gerard Kennedy, Dion leapt ahead of Rae, the former NDP premier [...]

2010-01-14T12:32:48-05:00January 14, 2007|Politics|

The same-sex ‘marriage’ vote:

Did Harper really want to win it or was he playing politics? On Dec. 7, the Conservative government’s motion to re-open the debate on same-sex “marriage” was defeated in the House of Commons by a vote of 175-123. If you believe the pundits and the politicians, on Dec. 7, Canadians debated the issue of same-sex “marriage” for the last time and the [...]

2010-01-14T13:24:15-05:00January 14, 2007|Features, Marriage and Family, Politics|
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