Pro-family Canadians brace themselves as liberal jurist Louise Arbour ascends to the nation's highest court. She is seen by some as a threat to the integrity of the justice system and a "reckless" woman who acts as though she is "above the law, above the constitution…". Her legacy does not give pro-family forces much hope when it comes to future court rulings.

UN irresponsibility has tragic results in the Sudan
Killings, displacements, and slave trading show history is repeating itself.

UNICEF has strayed from its original mandate
UNICEF now linked with two major UN population control agencies, and proves once again that it is no friend of children.

Charter protects perverts, but not children
Many Canadians are outraged by the B.C. Court of Appeal declaration that sexual perverts have a constitutional right to possess child pornography, but some judges and law professors back the ruling.

Court re-affirms non-person status of unborn
New Brunswick boy denied right to sue for in utero injury.

B.C. woman jailed for 'bubble zone' witness
B.C. woman who was jailed after handing out flowers in front of an abortuary has been released after a confusing series of judicial errors.

Preven gets government approval, but will test pharmacists' integrity
The abortifacient drug poses a challenge to pharmacists to uphold the honour and dignity of their profession as a health care service.

Judge tells Toronto pro-lifers not to expect courts to end injunction
Judge says fighting the Ontario injunction prohibiting pro-life activity from taking place outside the province's abortuaries should be addressed at the political level rather than the legal one.

Conscience bill passes key hurdle
Needed signatures gathered to push forward for House of Commons debate of bill protecting health care workers who refuse to participate in abortions.

Police refuse to follow abortuary bombing lead
Police investigators not re-questioning man seen malingering outside Morgentaler' former Harbord street abortuary shortly before its firebombing in May 1992.

Human rights defendant seeks his day in court
Printing press owner refused gay group's printing request because it promotes behaviour violating his religious convictions.

A modern-day John the Baptist
John McKellar, founder of HOPE (Homosexuals Opposed to Pride Extremism) says reparative theraphy is helpful and necessary in helping some gay men and lesbians out of the lifestyle.

Campaign Life Coalition wins NGO status at UN
Joins one of only a handful of pro-life groups world-wide enjoying privileged access.