The Interim - August 2000

CLC offers reward in hunt for Romalis assailant

The July 11 stabbing of Vancouver abortionist Garson Romalis was denounced by pro-life groups across the country, but that hasn't stopped the abortion industry from milking the incident as an ideal propaganda tool.

Michael Coren's slant on the gun control issue and what are the real causes of violence in our society.

Bloedow comments on the very disturbing Ottawa case where the Children's Aid Society recently abducted nine children from their parents for no apparent valid reason.

Kennedy comments on the staggering total of business contributions to the Ontario Tories.

Gerk reveals some of the under-handed goings-on between the B.C. NDP and abortion activists.

Canadians aren't as liberal as the media tells us we are

Charles Moore writes that polls show that Canadians are more conservative than the media tells us we are.

Alone: A Grandmother's Struggle for Life

The moving story of Linda Gibbon's unusually difficult early years and the experiences and eventual gift of faith that led to her becoming a victim for life.
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Why Canada needs an open debate on social issues
Mr Gairdner argues that moral and social issues should be as open to debate as any other political issue. In his commentary Gairdner takes Diane Francis to task for her extreme opinions.

RU-486 trials begin
Pro-life youth in Toronto and Vancouver protest the beginning of clinical trials of the abortifacient drug RU-486.

Poll shows Canadians not settled on abortion
Gallup poll shows that since 1995 there has been a shift in Canadians attitude toward a more pro-life stance in the abortion issue.

Hof threatens to sue NDP minister for extremist slur
CLC B.C. President John Hof asks for compensation from B.C. Minister of Woman's Equality Joan Smallwood who falsely implied that Hof advocated violence after the abortionist Romalis stabbing.

Charges against Careless dropped
Toronto pro-life journalist Sue Careless has charges dropped in Oct 1999 case of obstructing justice after Crown admits it does not have a legal leg to stand on.

Rash of arrests threatens freedom of the press
At least ten freelancers have been wrongly arrested in Canada since Aug 10 1999.

Ontario CWL World March vote disappointing
Controversy surrounds the decision of the Catholic Women's League to endorse the pro-abortion, pro-lesbian World March of Women.

UBC vandals may face suspension for GAP incident
The University of British Columbia has decided to discipline members of the Alma Mater Society for destroying displays of the pro-life group Lifeline's, Genocide Awareness Project in November of 1999.

Pro-lifers concerned about Doerksen case
After a judge ordered a stay of proceedings in a Manitoba case of assisted suicide, due to the age and state of health of the accused, Manitoba pro-life organizations worry that justice will not be served.

Pharmacists unaware of ethical issues

Spanking law upheld by Ontario court

U.S. House passes Infant Protection Act

Good riddance to the Liberals

Kissling's desperate attempt at spin

Embracing the notion of Pilgrimage

Learning to walk in the strength of God

Interim readers reach out to mother and child

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