Politics

A.G.’s office still mum on court case

Ontario Attorney General Charles Harnick failed to tip his hand about the province’s plans for a lingering injunction and court case against 18 pro-lifers. Speaking Febraury 13 to the North York Retired Men’s Club, Harnick said it would be inappropriate to comment on a case still before the courts. He said rulings made since the injunction and court case were launched will [...]

2010-03-10T09:21:22-05:00March 29, 1996|Politics, Pro-Life|

Editorial – What to do about Pat?

The emergence of Pat Buchanan in this year’s U.S. Republican Party Leadership race has a special significance for pro-lifers. By the sheer force of his views, Buchanan has brought the abortion issue front and centre. Described as a rogue Republican, Buchanan is considered by some a serious threat to party unity. His success in the early primaries has befuddled many political observers, [...]

2010-03-10T09:16:52-05:00March 29, 1996|Editorials, Politics, Pro-Life|

Debate continues on partial birth abortion

Urged by pro-abortion advocates, Clinton may veto ban on grisly abortion procedure Pro-lifers on both sides of the border are watching with interest the latest developments in the partial-birth abortion debate in the United States. Late last year, both U.S. Congressional Houses approved the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act, a bill outlawing the gruesome abortion procedure. With a partial-birth abortion, the unborn [...]

2010-03-08T12:37:42-05:00January 29, 1996|Abortion, Abortion Law, Issues, Politics|

Off the Dole

Front-running presidential candidate breaks from GOP pro-life plank Leading Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole has gone public with what many pro-life leaders had quietly suspected. On NBC’s Meet the Press, Dole said he does not support a major plank in the Republican platform- a constitutional amendment banning abortion. The Senate majority leader said he used to back a stronger law but no [...]

2010-03-08T11:04:52-05:00January 29, 1996|Politics, Society & Culture|

Not your typical right-wing hack

British cab-driver’s son turns focus from print to radio and television. His fresh outlook is music to the ears of Canadian talk-radio junkies. In a mainstream media culture dominated by liberal and pro-abortion voices, Michael Coren stands as a notable exception. The 36-year-old native of London, England is an anomaly because he has held to conservative and pro-life views throughout a prolific [...]

2010-06-21T08:56:14-04:00January 21, 1996|Politics|

New head for B.C. FCP

British Columbia has a “new” political leader.  No to politics, nor a stranger to the pro-life pro-gamily movement, Heather Stillwell will lead the Family Coalition Party of B.C. into the next provincial election. Stillwell takes over the reins of the FCP from Kathleen Toth, the political stalwart who has left the party since it’s formation in 1991. Former leader Toth told supporters [...]

2010-03-02T12:02:04-05:00November 29, 1995|Politics|

The Storming of Queen’s Park

When I aw half-empty bottles of beer, half-finished bags of potato chips and spilled glasses of Coke on the coffee table recently in the Queen’s Park press lounge, I knew that someone must have yelled: “Bomb,” “Fire,” or “The boss is coming!” Something scary has happened to cause this kind of panic in the press gallery because in all the years that [...]

2010-03-01T14:39:12-05:00October 29, 1995|Columnist, Frank Kennedy, Politics|

A pro-life law or the White House: What is Ralph Reeds’s agenda?

The U.S. pro-life movement must decide what to do with Ralph Reed and the Christian Coalition RALPH REED: A WASHINGTON MOVER AND SHAKER. On the first weekend of September, 4,000 people attended a convention which could well define the future of the American people. Those present at the Christian Coalition’s “Road to Victory” Convention say it could be the necessary tonic to [...]

2010-03-01T14:23:49-05:00October 29, 1995|Politics, Pro-life Groups|

Alberta Tories’ abortion de-funding effort fizzles

Premier Ralph Klein and the Alberta College of Physicians and surgeons play a shameless game of political football in an effort to defuse a popular movement In the end the Alberta government’s efforts to de-fund abortions seemed to vapourize into thin air. However, Premier Ralph Klein’s decision not to handle this hot potato may have landed him in hot water with ma [...]

2010-03-01T11:58:24-05:00October 29, 1995|Abortion, Abortion Law, Issues, Politics|

Canada: Fools on a world stage

Next year is an election year in the U.S. and President Bill Clinton is once again worried about family values. Acting on the advice of his handlers, the president has begun to shy away from liberal interest groups, trying to position himself as a more moderate president. Thus, the U.S. delegation could not afford to look like radicals at the United Nations [...]

2010-02-26T11:42:07-05:00September 29, 1995|Abortion, Abortion Law, Issues, Politics|

MP slams China – Criticizes Liberal Women’s Minister

Sharon Hayes, Reform MP for Port Moody-Coquitlam, has challenged the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Status of Women to clearly state the “utter rejection by Canadians of Chinese Government policies that endorse the mandated one child policy, the murder of inmates for body parts and now the consumption of human fetuses’ as health food.” As Health and Family Critic for the Reform [...]

2010-02-26T09:25:31-05:00September 29, 1995|Abortion, Abortion Law, Issues, Politics|

Pendulum swinging in favour of the family

U.S. Congressman brings conviction and inspiration to the annual National Pro-Life Conference in London It seems almost fitting that Chris Smith, possessor of the commonest of surnames, would hold some of the rarest political convictions in North America. But this U.S. Congressman breaks the mold of your typical Washington politico. He is a Republican in the Democrat stronghold of New Jersey; a [...]

2010-02-08T15:03:55-05:00July 29, 1995|Politics, Pro-life Groups|

Send in a recipe and help CLC educate a politician.

The National Public Affairs Office (Lobby Office) of Campaign Life Coalition is embarking on  a fundraising project to supplement the personal donations received from dedicated supporters on its mailing list. The lobby office, located in Ottawa, is finding it increasingly difficult to manage financially and has found it necessary to look for more ways to raise funds to help maintain the efficient [...]

2010-02-11T13:56:16-05:00July 29, 1995|Politics, Pro-Life|

New job for an old hack

Bob Rae is gone! Who am I going to pick on? Many readers have asked me what I am going to write about now that my nemesis Bob Rae has been banished to a far away spot in the legislature and consigned to a part-time job with the University of Toronto. Readers may remember that I wanted Bob out of the country [...]

2010-02-11T13:52:09-05:00July 29, 1995|Frank Kennedy, Politics|

Send in a recipe and help CLC educate a politician

The National Public Affairs Office (Lobby Office) of Campaign Life Coalition is embarking on a fundraising project to supplement the personal donations received from dedicated supporters on its mailing list.  The lobby office, located in Ottawa, is finding it increasingly difficult to manage financially and has found it necessary to look for more ways to raise funds to help maintain the efficient [...]

2010-02-08T13:54:24-05:00June 29, 1995|Politics, Pro-life Groups|
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