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Linda Gibbons has day in court, hits cover of National Post

On Aug. 3, the National Post featured Linda Gibbons on its front page in what LifeSiteNews.com called “the largest piece on the pro-life heroine yet from Canada’s national media.” Religion reporter Charles Lewis interviewed Gibbons at the Vanier Centre for Women where Gibbons told the reporter she has a constitutionally protected right and religious obligation to witness against abortion. According [...]

2010-09-08T18:21:34-04:00September 13, 2010|Profiles|

Q&A with John Carpay

Discussing freedom of speech on campus Editor’s Note: Paul Tuns, editor of The Interim, interviewed John Carpay, former executive director of the Canadian Constitution Foundation and who continues to the students involved with Campus Pro-life at the University of Calgary, about the case and freedom of speech on campus for pro-life groups in general. The Interim: How did you get involved with [...]

2010-10-12T07:00:24-04:00September 12, 2010|Profiles, Youth Activism|

Artist and novelist Michael O’Brien to keynote at conference

Organizers for the 2010 international pro-life conference have announced the list of individuals who will be speaking at the conference this October in Ottawa. Michael D. O’Brien, Canadian author and artist, will be joining Bill Saunders of Americans United for Life, John Smeaton of The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children, and Brad Mattes, winner of a 2010 Emmy [...]

2010-10-12T05:41:58-04:00September 12, 2010|Announcements, Features, Profiles|

Author exposes Kinsey’s agenda-driven bogus studies

Sexual Sabotage: How one mad scientist unleashed a plague of corruption and contagion on America by Judith A. Reisman (WND Books, 403 pages, $25.96) Judith Reisman has devoted her life to exploring one of the most depressing and disturbing stories of the 20th century: the “scientific research” about human sexuality conducted by Alfred Kinsey that altered the mores, culture and legal system [...]

2010-10-12T05:32:39-04:00September 12, 2010|Announcements, Book Review, Features|

Bureaucracies

If I had a second chance at life, I think I’d come back as a bureaucracy. Bureaucracies, whether private or public, seldom die. I could live with that. Consider the March of Dimes. It was set up to raise money for the fight against polio. Well, in the 1950s, Dr. Jonas Salk figured out how to get rid of polio, and it’s [...]

2011-05-31T09:44:49-04:00September 10, 2010|Columnist, Joe Campbell|

Emmy-winning host to speak at Ottawa pro-life conference

One of the many notable speakers at the 2010 International Pro-Life Conference will be Brad Mattes, host and executive producer of the Emmy-Award-winning television show Facing Life Head-On. In Facing Life Head-On, Mattes, who is also the executive director and co-founder of the Life Issues Institute, a Cincinnati-based organization that develops and distributes pro-life educational material, interviews people who were [...]

2010-09-09T06:42:50-04:00September 9, 2010|Announcements, Features, Profiles|

Ontario equity guidelines imperil religious education

An analysis of the Ontario Ministry of Education’s Policy/Program Memorandum (PPM  No. 199) dealing with “Developing and Implementing Equity and Inclusive Education Policies in Ontario Schools” says that while some goals are laudable, the new policy could imperil the Catholicity of the province’s separate school system. The analysis, prepared for Campaign Life Coalition by a retired educator, says there is “much that [...]

2010-09-08T18:48:31-04:00September 8, 2010|Sex Education, Society & Culture|

Attacks on CPCs

A silent war on abortion The campaign against CPCs Crisis pregnancy centres (CPCs) in North America continue to face new attacks from the abortion industry, including a recently released NARAL Pro-Choice California Foundation report titled “Unmasking Fake Clinics: The Truth About Crisis Pregnancy Centres in California” and a brand new documentary by the directors of the controversial documentary Jesus Camp, not to [...]

2010-09-09T06:44:22-04:00September 1, 2010|Announcements, Crisis pregnancy centres, Features, Resources|

Toronto Star attacks crisis pregnancy centres

As part of what appears to be a campaign against crisis pregnancy centres by abortion advocates and their supporters, the Toronto Star ran a hit piece on centres in the Toronto area, charging them of employing “misleading” information to get women to choose life rather than abortion. On July 22, Joanna Smith, a reporter from the Toronto Star’s Ottawa bureau, [...]

2010-09-09T06:46:38-04:00September 1, 2010|Crisis pregnancy centres|

The campaign against CPCs

Crisis pregnancy centres (CPCs) in North America continue to face new attacks from the abortion industry, including a recently released NARAL Pro-Choice California Foundation report titled “Unmasking Fake Clinics: The Truth About Crisis Pregnancy Centres in California” and a brand new documentary by the directors of the controversial documentary Jesus Camp, not to mention a Toronto Star hit piece on Toronto-area CPCs [...]

2010-09-09T06:45:27-04:00September 1, 2010|Aid to Women, Crisis pregnancy centres, Issues|

Bits & Pieces

Canada A grassroots network opposed to euthanasia has been created in Quebec. Vivre dans la Dignite (Living with Dignity) will respond to the travelling provincial commission that is holding summer and fall hearings on euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide. Linda Couture, the group’s director, said “We cannot allow killing to be confused with health care in Quebec” … C-389, the private member’s bill [...]

2010-08-28T06:35:52-04:00August 31, 2010|Bits n' Pieces|

Some abortionists are promoting adoption

Public relations gimmick or genuine ‘choice’ A pro-abortion adoption agency? The very idea may sound like an oxymoron. What about a pro-adoption abortion facility? Nevertheless, to Corinna Lohser and Cristina Page, co-founders of the recently created Adoption Access Network, these are newly stated goals of the so-called pro-choice movement. It is no secret that the term pro-choice is understood by pro-lifers as [...]

2010-08-28T06:37:18-04:00August 31, 2010|Abortion|

The rape exception

Cardinal Ouellet of the Archdiocese of Quebec probably did not expect to ignite a controversy when he spoke at a pro-life conference in May and reiterated long-held Catholic teaching on abortion. Yet within days, journalists, feminist groups and politicians across the province were expressing anger and indignation at the cardinal’s statements, in which he declared his opposition to abortion in all cases, [...]

2010-08-28T06:25:05-04:00August 31, 2010|Abortion|

G8 backs abortion-free maternal health initiative

The leaders of the G8 countries meeting in Huntsville, Ont., endorsed Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s signature Muskoka Initiative on maternal and infant health and pro-life leaders are cautiously optimistic that it will remain abortion-free despite loaded wording of the leaders’ statement. On June 26, the G8 released a statement committing the world’s rich countries -- Canada, the United States, France, Germany, Italy, [...]

2010-08-28T06:43:49-04:00August 28, 2010|Abortion, Politics|

Human Rights Watch agitates for abortion

A new report by Human Rights Watch accuses several nations of failing to provide access to adequate reproductive health care, especially abortion. The report, ‘Unaccountable: Addressing Reproductive Health Care Gaps,” uses Human Rights Watch’s interviews with so-called victims to make recommendations to governments and international health organizations. According to Human Rights Watch, “logistical, cultural, and financial barriers to services and information, inadequate [...]

2010-08-28T06:40:49-04:00August 28, 2010|Human rights|
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