Monthly Archives: September 2009

N.B. won’t appeal decision giving Morgentaler standing in funding case

The New Brunswick government has revealed it will not pursue a further appeal to the Supreme Court to prevent abortionist Henry Morgentaler from suing the province to pay for abortions at his Fredericton abortion mill. In May, the New Brunswick Court of Appeal dismissed the province’s appeal of a Court of Queen’s Bench ruling that gave Morgentaler status to pursue a lawsuit [...]

2009-09-29T05:04:48-04:00September 29, 2009|Abortion, Issues, Politics|

Bits & Pieces

Canada Nature magazine reports that most developed countries have seen fertility rates rebound after steady declines over the past 40 years, but Hans-Peter Kohler of the Population Studies Centre notes there are three exceptions: Canada, Japan and South Korea. Toronto Star columnist Carol Goar said Canada needs to follow Quebec and Europe’s lead in expanding the welfare state to become “a truly [...]

2009-09-29T05:01:36-04:00September 29, 2009|Bits n' Pieces, News Bits|

How to live your values at college

It’s back-to-school time and parents and students alike are experiencing the university jitters. First-year students are anxious about the unknown social and academic challenges that lie ahead, while parents – well, parents always worry. The students want to know what they are facing and the parents will want to know whether there is any real basis for concern. Should they [...]

2009-09-24T05:42:35-04:00September 24, 2009|Announcements, Cover stories, Features|
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