Abortion

Calgary infanticide allegations unresolved

Police ‘investigation' fails to allay concerns about ‘genetic termination' abortions An "investigation" into eugenic infanticides at a Calgary hospital has failed to exonerate the hospital, and pro-lifers vow to continue searching for the truth. In April, Alberta Report magazine broke a horrifying story about babies born alive and left to die after "genetic terminations" at Calgary Foothills Hospital. A "genetic termination" is [...]

2010-07-22T08:32:50-04:00September 22, 1999|Abortion, Paul Tuns|

Abortion-breast cancer link may lead to lawsuits

An idealistic American lawyer just out of law school is hoping to move the breast cancer-abortion controversy to a new level by finding one or more women prepared to launch a lawsuit against an abortion provider for not warning about the abortion-related risk of breast cancer. Abortionists may not be the only ones at risk, though; John Kindley says that medical bodies [...]

2010-07-22T08:57:53-04:00September 22, 1999|Abortion|

Abortion mentality infects hospitals

There is justice after all. For some time now rumours have been circulating about the settlement reached in the Ximena Renaerts abortion case. You know the one, where Ximena was born alive at Buchenwald General in Vancouver and left to die by their courageous medical staff? Well, risking the possibility that I am showing "disdain" for this fine medical institution, I will [...]

2010-07-30T12:28:51-04:00September 22, 1999|Abortion|

Musings about ‘pro-choice’

In an earlier column, I commented on the fact that B.C.'s pro-abortion community refuses to debate or appear publicly with anyone who values all human life. The head of the B.C. Pro-Choice Action Network, Joyce Arthur, was invited to participate in a debate with pro-lifer Scott Klusendorf. Arthur put on her best brave face and declined the invitation. However, in the days [...]

2010-07-30T12:05:29-04:00August 22, 1999|Abortion|

UN grants new ‘sexual rights’

Population conference says 10-year-olds have right to contraception and ‘safe' abortions Between June 30 and July 2, a special session of the General Assembly of the United Nations reviewed the Cairo International Conference on Population and Development. Planners of Cairo+5, including the pro-abortion United Nations Population Fund and the International Planned Parenthood Federation, sought to expand abortion rights and contraception access, as [...]

2010-07-22T06:50:50-04:00August 22, 1999|Abortion, Paul Tuns, Planned Parenthood, Population|

Memorial honours victims of abortifacients

There was just the right mix of fun, prayer, recreation and reflection at the recent Catholic Family Weekend July 9-11 at Springwater Catholic Campground, located just northwest of Barrie, Ont. During the weekend, Pharmacists for Life had the opportunity to dedicate a cross to the memory of children whose lives have been taken due to the effects of abortifacient drugs or devices. [...]

2010-07-30T12:07:35-04:00August 22, 1999|Abortion|

Charge laid in assault on pro-life protester

After public pressure was applied to police in Toronto, it seems that an investigation into an assault case against a Toronto pro-life activist is finally proceeding. In early June, Bill Whatcott was assaulted and had his pro-life sign stolen from him when he demonstrated across from a downtown Toronto abortuary. As The Interim reported last month, police were slow to respond to Whatcott's [...]

2010-07-30T12:19:02-04:00August 22, 1999|Abortion, Paul Tuns|

Not making the cut

‘ What becomes of the tiny human being, if doctors find in their pre-implantation diagnosis that it possesses a bad gene? Is it a candidate for therapy, or for extermination?' As we all know only too well, the media have seized upon the dying of our present century to engage themselves vigorously in ranking and evaluating the past hundred years' most distinctive [...]

2010-07-22T07:26:21-04:00August 22, 1999|Abortion|

Police refuse to follow abortuary bombing lead

Despite the fact that a Toronto man seen malingering outside Henry Morgentaler's former Harbord Street abortuary shortly before it was firebombed in May 1992 was recently charged in connection with the murders of both of his parents, Toronto police investigators say they have no intention of re-questioning him about the bombing. "He was cleared 100 per cent," John Boyce, the lead investigator [...]

2010-07-30T12:19:51-04:00August 22, 1999|Abortion|

Conscience bill passes key hurdle

As reported briefly in the last issue of The Interim, Saskatchewan MP Maurice Vellacott (Reform, Wanuskewin) gathered the 100 signatures that he needed from members of Parliament to push his "conscience clause" bill forward for debate in the House of Commons. As many pro-lifers already know, Mr. Vellacott has taken up the fight to protect the education and employment of health care workers [...]

2010-07-22T07:01:20-04:00August 22, 1999|Abortion, Politics|

Judge tells Toronto pro-lifers not to expect courts to end injunction

Fighting the Ontario injunction, which prohibits pro-life activity from taking place outside the province's abortuaries, should be addressed at the political level rather than the legal one, said Judge H. Porter in the trial of Linda Gibbons, Emidio Galea, and Bernard Crawley. The three pro-life witnesses were tried on July 21 in the provincial court at College Park in Toronto. Gibbons and [...]

2010-07-30T12:20:07-04:00August 22, 1999|Abortion, Abortion Law|

Pro-life flourishing in Mexico

But leader says country is ‘too close to America, too far from God' Mexico's most influential pro-life and pro-family organization is facing some serious challenges these days. Comite Pro-Vida Mexico is almost the only voice to counter the powerful culture-of-death mentality that is sweeping the nation. All is not lost in Mexico; however all is not well, either. Police armed with machine [...]

2010-07-30T11:58:53-04:00July 21, 1999|Abortion|

P.E.I. pro-lifers expose UNICEF’s complicity in abortion

The directors of Prince Edward Island Right to Life were in for a shock when they began to study the 50-year-old United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, says president Pauline MacDonald. Reading Interim columnist Winifride Prestwich's booklet, UNICEF: Guilty as Charged, they learned that: UNICEF is not a true charity, but an international organization controlled by a board of UN representatives, each [...]

2010-07-21T09:38:26-04:00July 21, 1999|Abortion, Population|

Three pro-lifers arrested in Toronto bubble-zone

On the morning of June 9, Linda Gibbons, Emidio Galea, both of Toronto, and Bernard Crawley of Kitchener were arrested for violating Ontario's injunction against peaceful pro-life witnessing near abortuaries.They were outside the Scott abortuary on Gerrard St. E. at 10 a.m., carrying placards with pro-life messages, counselling women entering the abortuary, and praying, as police cruisers began circling around the block. [...]

2010-07-30T12:00:31-04:00July 20, 1999|Abortion|

Just a wall between life and death

I feel uneasy walking along Toronto's Gerrard Street East, wondering where the young Asian couple in front of me may be heading. I am visiting Aid to Women, at 300 Gerrard. Next door in the same duplex is the Cabbagetown Women's Clinic. Do they have an early morning appointment for an abortion with Dr. Manuel Buruiana? They seem college age but could [...]

2010-07-30T12:01:02-04:00July 20, 1999|Abortion|
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