Donald DeMarco
Judith Jarvis Thomson: 'A Defence of Abortion' - Flawed article has become the most widely printed reprinted essay, not only on the subject of abortion,…in all of contemporary philosophy.

The honeymoon's over Dalton - New Ontario premier already the target of previously fawning media

Christina Tuns
So much happens in a year -a letter to one-year-old Kathryn

Taking up our crosses - Lent, a reminder and opportunity on the fact that "the way to our personal sanctification should daily lead us to the Cross".

Common sense revolution in Quebec - Premier Jean Charest's demolition of Quebec's monolithic socialism should help families.

Law may handcuff the pro-life movement

National Citizen's Coalition goes to court in February to oppose federal "gag law". Its fight is also our fight.

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The Cross

We must remake ourselves in order to remake the culture. Abortion is but a symptom of a larger problem, a worse sin - Canadian society's turning its back on God.

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Judicial activism writ international

Coercing Virtue: The Worldwide Rule of Judges by Robert H. Bork "International law", says Bork, is not law but politics. For that reason it is dangerous to give the name "law", which summons up respect, to political struggles that are essentially lawless...
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Exposing the true euthanasia agenda

Ian R. Downbiggin 'Merciful Release': The History of the British Euthanasia Movement by N.D.A. Kemp Book reveals that the movement to legalize euthanasia in Britain shared many disturbing similarities with the World War II German euthanasia movement which murdered roughly 200,000 handicapped men, women and children.

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