Monthly Archives: September 2018

Nearly 800 babies born-alive after botched abortions

According to a federal agency’s statistics, 766 babies were born alive after late-term abortion attempts in Canada between 2013 and 2018 and presumably left to die. But data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) on what exactly happened to these infants, or why there are so many born-alive late-term abortions, are not available, pro-life blogger Patricia Maloney reported August 17 [...]

2018-09-18T07:10:31-04:00September 13, 2018|Abortion|

Intimacy’s imitations

In our cultural lexicon, the phrase “the birds and the bees” has been, for generations, a quaint shorthand for the natural mysteries of fecundation and generation which manifest themselves in the regular rhythms of nature. As winter thaws, we see bodies join with bodies to bring forth new bodies in due time. The symbolism attached to these animals and insects works for [...]

2018-09-07T15:18:52-04:00September 7, 2018|Editorials|

LifeChain provides powerful pro-life witness

On Sunday, Sept. 30th, tens of thousands of people across Canada will participate in or witness the Canadian pro-life movement’s LifeChain event at approximately 200 locations. Some Life Chains will be held Oct. 7 or 13; double-check with your local pro-life group for details. LifeChain is a North American pro-life event that takes place annually, with a primary focus on praying for [...]

2018-09-07T15:16:46-04:00September 7, 2018|LifeChain|

Pro-life policies win at Conservative convention

Grassroots pro-life and pro-family delegates scored a number of victories at the Conservative policy convention in Halifax, August 23-25. Campaign Life Coalition vice president Jeff Gunnarson, said, “overall, the pro-life-and-family movement had a hugely successful convention,” despite missing out on what he called “the top prize” of deleting Article 65. That article, added to the policy handbook in 2016, commits a Conservative [...]

2018-09-07T15:06:18-04:00September 7, 2018|Activism, Announcements, Features, Politics|

The problem with pornography

A scourge for individuals and society In February, the New York Times Magazine ran a long cover story, “What Teenagers Are Learning From Online Porn.” Based on interviews with boys selected to take part in the porn literacy class in a peer-leadership program for Boston teenagers, the article relates in depressing detail the habits of teenage users of pornography and how what they view [...]

2018-09-07T15:01:24-04:00September 7, 2018|Announcements, Features, Sex Education, Society & Culture|

Ford repeals Wynne’s sex-ed program but problems remain

Ontario Premier Doug Ford In July, the Doug Ford government confirmed it would repeal the 2015 Kathleen Wynne’s sex-ed program, fulfilling a leadership and campaign promise to rescind the controversial curriculum while the government carried out a new, inclusive consultation process. The rollout was botched, with no details of what the consultations would look like and Education Minister Lisa Thompson [...]

2018-09-07T09:12:47-04:00September 7, 2018|Announcements, Features, Politics, Sex Education|
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