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UN abortion push develops totalitarian direction

Tony Gosgnach

The anti-life, anti-family UN agenda continues unabated, demanding women receive full human rights, including “sexual and reproductive health.
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A sense of deja vu surrounds Morrison case The dismissal of the Nancy Morrison case, the doctor from Halifax charged with the murder of an elderly patient, brings back memories of the legalization of abortion in the United States and the acquittal of Robert Latimer, two cases in which “mercy” and “compassion” were used to justify murder.
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Acquittal underscores need for guidelines
The dismissal of the charges of first-degree murder against Dr. Nancy Morrison could lead to greater public acceptance of euthanasia and assisted suicide.

Lamer opens Pandora’s Box of public opinion
Supreme Court Chief Justice Antonio Lamer said public opinion plays a role in important legal decisions, dismissing the notion of an impartial judiciary.

David Mainse to bring “spiritual angle” to 1998 National Pro-life Conference

PP receives municipal funds in Kitchener -Waterloo

Rejuvenated gay rights push stirs P.E.I. family forces

Appeal to dignity of the abortionist as a person key to their conversion

Jim Demers given a two-year suspended sentence in bubble-zone case

Opposition to Multi-lateral Agreement on Trade is mounting as it is a step closer to a one-world government

Open letter to the international trade minister
Maude Barlow, the chairman for the Council of Canadians calls on Sergio Marchi to honour his promise and engage in a public debate on the MAI.

Membership lists part of police investigation?
Julia Duggan of North Bay Right to Life refused to hand over lists of members to a police officer who claimed he was investigating the shootings of abortionists in Vancouver, Hamilton, and Winnipeg.

Atheist fundamentalism a chilling prospect
Some consider organized religion harmful to society, but some humanists are more intolerant than the believers they criticize.

We can do better
Children today are engaging in premature intercourse because their parents tell them it’s okay, as long as they use a condom. We must do better than that: teach them chastity.

Fake bomb doesn’t faze BC pro-lifers whom pro-abortionists are blaming for the scare

Australian parliament to debate ammendments to current abortion laws

European Parliament pushing Ireland to provide information on abortion

Spain rejects liberalized abortion, but okays RU-486

South African lawyers contest abortion law

Castro slams abortion as form of birth control

British lawyers vow to pursue ‘flouting’ of abortion law

World record abortion rate in Vietnam

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Frefericton, N.B. - Pro-lifers protested outside pro-abortion celebration of the 10th anniversary of abortion lawlessness in Canada.
Montreal - Homosexual Martin Dube challenged Quebec’s civil code defining marriage as between a man and a woman.
Ottawa - A health ministry spokesman said the government is planning some form of legislation to restrict certain genetic practices.
Toronto - Youth pro-life action day is set for May 16, 1998.
Collingwood, ON - Ontario’s Conservative government discussed the abortion issue and a conscience clause, aiming to spend more time and effort on social issues.
Saskatoon - The University of Saskatchewan’s College of Education scheduled a conference examining the open acceptance of homosexuality by Canadian schools.
Salmon Arm, BC - Knights of Columbus erected a memorial to the unborn at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Shrine in Cache Creek in the Kamloops diocese.
Full stories of this column are available in the hardcopy version only.


Men and women have very different sexual desires and preferences, and knowledge of them can often eliminate frustration and guilt in marriagei


Revenue Canada must delve more deeply into the definition of a non-profit organization, as it continues to claim Planned Parenthood has “charitable status” and is thus worthy of government funding.


Secular humanism is the religion whereby man is concerned only with himself, rejecting God. Those who deny the evil nature of abortion are such humanists.


A comical tale of the current state of the abortion issue in British Columbia.


Joe Scheidler, who may soon be in prison, has written the book “Closed - 99 Ways To Stop Abortion”, for which Frank Schaeffer wrote the forward.

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