Politics Articles
Red Tories push leftist agenda within party
Interim Staff One observer of the Canadian political scene recently remarked that it "seems like Red Tories are to be [...]
The Interim’s top stories of 2004
Canada 1. Bill C-6 passes The government's reproductive and experimental technologies bill will lead to the deaths of untold millions [...]
Harper’s half-measures
Conservative Leader Stephen Harper's three proposed amendments to the government's legislation on same-sex "marriage" left social conservatives less than impressed [...]
The hatred
For Canadian pro-lifers, the victory of George W. Bush is a source of joy and hope, "gaudium et spes." Two [...]
Interested in a second-hand sub?
As I was walking in front of the Parliament Buildings recently, I was approached by a well-dressed man pulling an [...]
Corporate Watch
One of the components that keep the Planned Parenthood Federation of Canada's sex-and-abortion machine running is the support of corporate [...]
Pro-life gains in the U.S. Senate
Each of the seven new Republican Senators are pro-life, a political shift that will likely ensure that pro-life legislation continues [...]
When will Canadian leaders learn?
Like many Canadians, I was closely watching what happened in the American election. I'm sure that Stephen Harper and Paul [...]
Will Chretien book wake up ‘hereditary’ Catholics?
Legend has it that Canada's first Conservative prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, was interrupted on the hustings by a [...]
Here’s a chance to influence national policy
Following the U.S. election on Nov. 2, and the extensive discussion of the role of pro-life, socially conservative and religious [...]
Life, family and faith won U.S. election
'Values voters' made the difference in the vote Almost immediately following the Nov. 2 elections, the political left and their [...]
Kerry Catholics
I reluctantly tuned in to the third and last debate between Senator John Kerry and President George W. Bush. I [...]
Pro-life politicos need reminding
On these pages, in my last column, I came down pretty hard on the mainstream political parties. Someone might even [...]
Playing with white dice
When federal Justice Minister Irwin Cotler announced recently that the pool of potential candidates for the two vacancies on the [...]
The future of the PQ
The delegates at the last general council of the PQ voted Aug. 29, largely against the launching of a new [...]