Stockwell Day victory shows traditional morals not a political liability
Journalists vindicated
Journalists Steve Jalsevac of Toronto and Gordon Truscott of Guelph, charged while covering the Linda Gibbons arrest last October, were vindicated when the Crown asked for withdrawal of charges because there was "no reasonable probability of conviction".
U.S. Supreme Court strikes down partial-birth ban
Unprecedented intense dissenting opinions and public criticism of Supreme Court follow "odious" ruling.
New late-term method approved in Alberta
The Alberta College of Physicians & Surgeons approve "feticide", the deliberate execution of 20-week and older pre-borns by injecting potassium chloride into the heart.
Bill C-19 to ratify UN's new Criminal Court
Progress made towards the establishment of the "International Criminal Court" has been one of the most disturbing developments at the UN in recent years.
Canada funds study of ‘anti-feminist' groups"
University of Quebec feminists spend $98,000 of Canadian tax dollars to discredit pro-life groups at the United Nations Beijing+5 PrepCom.
Hope in Fredericton
The Mother & Child Welcome House" established next door to a Morgantaler abortion clinic.
The Glamourous choice
If Glamour readers are glad to be alive and shod by Gucci and made fragrant by Ginvenchy, they should all be pro-life, not only for themselves, but for everyone else.
‘What the law requires is written on their hearts'
Both faith and reason come from God and God does not contradict himself.
World March controversy continues
If we don't listen to the people at the grassroots level, we do a disservice to the Catholic Women's Organizations like the CWL and to the Church.
Manitoba pharmacists win conscience clause
Pharmacists in Manitoba can now exercise their freedom of conscience rights without fear for their noble livelihood.
Life in the big city of Toronto in the year 2000 has changed little. In fact its got worse. 
Canadians who stand in defence of Judeo-Christian moral and social principals had better be girding up for the fight of their lives. 
Open discrimination against nurses by Canadian Government in opposing conscience legislation.
A bill to increase MPP's salaries by 33 percent.
B.C. Womens Hospital feels public has no right to know how many eugenic abortions take place on a regular basis there. "Some people don't want babies that aren't perfect and normal" says one employee of the hospital. 
Pro-lifers hold the line at Beijing+5 women's conference:
