Rory Leishman: David French is senior editor of The Dispatch, an excellent, on-line, news magazine. He is also one of the most prominent pro-life lawyers and political commentators in the United States. In a recent address to conservative law students affiliated with The Federalist Society at Yale University, he recalled the hot reception he received upon arrival at The Harvard Law School [...]
Interim Staff: The Globe and Mail reported that data from the four western provinces and Ontario finds that Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba have lower per capita prescription rates for the abortion pill than B.C. or Ontario, and in the case of Alberta, significantly lower rates. Data from the 2020-2021 fiscal year shows that the Alberta government’s drug plan paid for 3800 prescriptions [...]
Paul Tuns: Transgender activists regularly tout an “epidemic” of murderous violence against self-identified transgender individuals, but statistics are seldom provided to back up their claims. While there are no official statistics for Canada or the United States, the TransRespect project claims nine Canadian transgender murder victims from 2008 through 2021. But even these statistics raise questions. Gender identity researcher Tish Still examined [...]
The mainstream media has parroted a Democrat talking-point in labeling a Florida parental rights law a “don’t say gay” prohibition in the classroom. Florida House Bill 1557, the Parental Rights in Education Act was passed in the state house in February and the state Senate in early March, and was set to be signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis. The move [...]
Interim Staff: On March 1, Ontario Supreme Court Justice M.J. Valente ordered pro-abortion activist Brooke Dietrich and her unnamed allies to cease and desist from activities that harassed a pro-life vigil in Kitchener. Phil Horgan, representing 40 Days for Life, told the court that Dietrich attempted to sabotage the prayerful campaign by “filling vigil spots with no intent to participate, filling shopping [...]
Josie Luetke: Interim writer, Josie Luetke, Talk Turkey Parliament Hill has been cleared, but the memory of the Freedom Convoy and the extreme actions government took to crush it will remain. Snapshots of the move by the police against peaceful protesters were splattered across social media with proclamations like, “This is not my Canada.” Except it is. Anyone who was [...]
Rick McGinnis: Interim writer, Rick McGinnis, Amusements While writing my recent review of Chuck Klosterman’s The Nineties: A Book, I couldn’t help but notice some conspicuous omissions from the catalogue of pop culture and political events the writer referenced in the book. I could understand why he might overlook important events that took place outside the United States – Klosterman’s [...]
Jonathon Van Maren Commentary: One of the few issues that Canadian social conservatives have been able to discuss without backlash is that of digital pornography. Several years ago, freshman Conservative MP Arnold Viersen put forward Motion 47 to have a committee research the connections between porn and sexual violence—it passed unanimously.With a number of parliamentary allies and his unlikely partner, Montreal Senator [...]
Old films are charming partly for the windows that they open on to the vanished worlds of the past. We hear cadences and colloquia that we might dimly recall from our own youth—or from the phrases of our fathers or grandfathers. We see antiquated manners and styles of dress that have migrated from thrift stores to antique shops—or sometimes even history books. [...]
Oswald Clark: In 2020 on the campaign trail, then-candidate Joe Biden promised to appoint a pro-abortion, black woman to the top court and he fulfilled his promise by naming Ketanji Brown Jackson to replace retiring liberal judge Stephen Breyer, for whom she once clerked. Breyer’s retirement takes affect after the current term meaning that he will be ruling on the challenge to [...]
Paul Tuns: In 2021, Ms. Magazine and the New York Times published articles touting “missed period pills” – the chemical abortion cocktail of mifepristone and misoprostol, which goes by the name Mifegymiso in Canada. The two American news outlets promoted the efforts of the National Working Group on Missed Period Pills in the U.S., a coalition of 21 organizations and individuals that [...]
Interim Staff: The Jason Kenney government announced that women on Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) or income support will be eligible for a new prenatal benefit beginning in May. On March 10, Premier Kenney, along with Jason Luong, Minister of Community and Social Services, announced eligible women will be able to receive $100 per month starting in the second trimester [...]
Paul Tuns: A report published by the European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (EPF) is being used to pressure countries, described as "laggards" in the media and by left-wing politicians, to increase access to contraception. The EPF's "Contraception Atlas" ranks countries on contraception access, counseling and online information and gives each country a numeric grade. Key to getting an "excellent" [...]
Paul Tuns: The World Health Organization released an updated, 210-page “Abortion Care Guidelines,” calling for the removal of all legal and regulatory barriers to accessing abortion, greater use of telemedicine abortion to reach people in remote and rural locations, and the elimination of conscience protection rights for healthcare professionals who oppose abortion on moral or religious grounds. Claiming that there are 25 [...]
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