Abortion

Abortion becomes issue in TO mayor’s race

During a debate among the Toronto mayoral candidates at Osgoode Hall law school, NDP city councillor David Miller criticized former Liberal and independent MP John Nunziata for his pro-life views. Dramatically, Miller reached into his pocket and pulled out a copy of pro-life legislation the former MP supported in the 1980s and attacked Nunziata's opposition to "reproductive choice." Miller added: "I think [...]

2010-09-01T08:30:12-04:00November 1, 2003|Abortion, Politics|

Apostolate battles contraception

Many see the roots of the abortion problem, and other attacks on human life, as rooted in the phenomenon of contraception. To that end, a Mississauga, Ont.-based Catholic lay apostolate is drawing attention to this aspect of the culture of death, as well as to the importance of rank-and-file Catholics following their church's teachings forbidding the use of contraception in any state [...]

2010-09-01T08:25:37-04:00November 1, 2003|Abortion, Religion, Society & Culture|

Raising awareness of ABC link

The first Sunday in October is a busy day in Canada. Most pro-lifers know it as Life Chain Sunday, but it is also the day that the CIBC sponsors Run for the Cure, an event that raises money for breast cancer research. This year, the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, which organizes and profits from the run, reports on its website that the [...]

2010-09-01T08:21:53-04:00November 1, 2003|Abortion, Health Risks|

How RU-486 works

When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved use of RU-486 as a chemical abortion method in 2000, it said it was "safe and effective." While its safety has proven to be dubious, it is effective in its intended purpose: to kill unborn babies. The FDA approved use of the abortion pill for pregnancies of up to 49 days. It involves a [...]

2010-09-01T08:05:50-04:00November 1, 2003|Abortion|

RU-486 kills again

On Sept. 17, the abortion drug RU-486 claimed its latest victim, a California teen. Well, that is not exactly true. Every day, hundreds of tiny, unborn victims are also killed by the chemical abortion agent. On Sept. 10, Holly Patterson, an 18-year-old girl from Livermore in the San Francisco-area, was given Mifepristone (the first of two stages in administering RU-486) at a [...]

2010-09-01T08:00:42-04:00November 1, 2003|Abortion, Health Risks|

Partial birth abortion banned in U.S.

The U.S. pro-life movement won what was probably its most significant victory since the Supreme Court's 1973 Roe. v. Wade court decision when the U.S. Senate on Oct. 21 voted 64-34 to ban the practice of the partial-birth abortion method. At press time, President George W. Bush indicated that he was looking forward to signing the legislation into law. "This is very [...]

2010-09-01T08:00:05-04:00November 1, 2003|Abortion, Politics|

Pro-abortion McGuinty becomes Ontario’s new premier

But a number of his caucus are pro-life On Oct. 2, a near-majority of the bare majority of Ontarians who voted, elected Dalton McGuinty's Liberal Party to power. Pro-life and pro-family citizens are worried about what the next three to five years hold, although many wonder how it could get much worse. Yes, Dalton McGuinty is pro-abortion. He also favours special rights [...]

2010-09-01T07:58:09-04:00November 1, 2003|Abortion, Politics, Society & Culture|

News Briefs

MAP available without prescription in Saskatchewan New Brunswick Gay activist charged Supreme Knight blasts 'Catholic' Canadian politicians India's culture of death MAP available without prescription REGINA - Saskatchewan's NDP government has allowed pharmacists to dispense the abortifacient morning after pill without a doctor's prescription. Under new regulations, after taking a short course, pharmacists are able to distribute the drugs. "We have 245 [...]

2010-08-30T13:57:13-04:00October 30, 2003|Abortion, Issues, Society & Culture, World Briefs|

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|

Morgentaler sues New Brunswick for funding

Acting on a threat he has made for years, Henry Morgentaler has launched a lawsuit which, if successful, will force the province of New Brunswick to pay for abortions at his Fredericton abortuary. The suit has national implications according to Peter Ryan, executive director of New Brunswick Right to Life. "It could mean a new Charter 'right' to abortion on demand, as [...]

2010-08-30T11:20:16-04:00October 30, 2003|Abortion, Morgentaler|

Bits ‘n’ Pieces

U.S. politics Pro-abortion and population control proponent billionare George Soros is funding a new political action group, America Coming Together, to oppose President George W. Bush and numerous pro-life senatorial and congressional candidates. The anticipated $75 million fund was set up with a $10 million donation from Soros and will be headed by Ellen Malcolm, president of EMILY's List, a pro-abortion political action committee. [...]

English schoolgirls offered ‘morning-after’ pill

This past May 30, the Catholic Herald newspaper ran a headline reading: "Killer pill scheme extended in Britain." Apparently, the abortion-inducing "morning-after" pill is to be given to girls as young as 11 without their parents' consent. Norfolk has become the latest British county to permit the secret provision of the pill to schoolgirls through a network of school-based sex clinics. The [...]

2010-08-26T13:24:59-04:00September 26, 2003|Abortion, Society & Culture|

Abortuary admits danger of abortion

A series of information sheets obtained by The Interim and related to a Toronto abortuary offer a revealing glimpse into the workings, tactics and mindset of personnel within the abortion industry. They also indicate an attempt by such personnel to guard themselves against possible future legal actions by revealing some of the negative and dangerous aspects of the abortion procedure. The documents, [...]

2010-08-26T13:22:37-04:00September 26, 2003|Abortion, Health Risks|

British couple sue for wrongful birth

British pro-life campaigners are critical of a High Court ruling that has awarded compensation to a couple because their daughter was born with Down syndrome. The ruling, handed down by Mr. Justice Morland, suggests that a doctor's strong Catholic faith influenced his treatment of a patient, as well as his failure to send her for an amniocentesis test. Dr. George Tse Sak [...]

2010-08-26T13:20:43-04:00September 26, 2003|Abortion, Bioethics|
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