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Written on 30 Oct, 2003 at 13:00 in
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United States
Rep. Mark Souder (R, Ind.) and former Congressman Tom Coburn (R, Okla.) send letters to the federal Centres ... (Continue reading)
U.S. politics
Pro-abortion and population control proponent billionare George Soros is funding a new political action group, America Coming Together, to oppose President George W. Bush and numerous pro-life senatorial and congressional candidates. The anticipated $75 million fund was set up with a $10 million donation from Soros and will be headed by Ellen Malcolm, president of EMILY's List, a pro-abortion political action committee. Soros said, "The fate of the world depends on the ... (Continue reading)
Written on 5 Aug, 2003 at 11:30 in
Across Canada, Society & Culture | Author:
Interim Staff
Teens urged to delay sex
Coren harrassed
Pro-lifer convicted
B.C. couple poison themselves
Teens urged to delay sex
HAMILTON, Ont. - The City of Hamilton is targeting teenagers with a flashy new sexual health program called "I'm Worth the Wait." The campaign encourages parents and teenagers to talk to each other and encourages youths to hold off having sex. The effort was launched last fall with a series of information booklets sent home to parents of Grade 5-8 students in ... (Continue reading)
Canada
The Canadian Press reports that "a part-time job counselling United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan is almost a certainty" for Jean Chretien once he steps down as prime minister ... The National Post reports that one-world advocate and depopulation extremistMaurice Strong, currently a special adviser to Annan, will become a senior adviser for international and environmental issues to Paul Martin if he wins the Liberal leadership in November ... Martin accepts so-called same-sex marriage: "We can't ... (Continue reading)
Written on 30 Jul, 2003 at 8:16 in
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Depo-Provera increases STD risk
Bloc favours same-sex 'marriage'
Memorial day for children proposed
Assisted suicide conviction
Marriages increase slightly
'Anti-homophobia' initiative
Depo-Provera increases STD risk
HAMILTON, Ont. -- Researchers at McMaster University have found that the abortifacient, injectable birth-control drug Depo-Provera causes mice to be 100 times more susceptible to infection with herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2). The study, published in the Journal of Virology, ... (Continue reading)
Written on 29 Jun, 2003 at 13:51 in
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MAP access eased in Saskatchewan
Calgaryabortuary plans stalled
Breitkreuz motion C-83 debated
NFB Kids' video promotes gay lifestyle
MAP access eased in Saskatchewan
REGINA - The Saskatchewan government introduced an amendment to The Pharmacy Act to allow pharmacists to prescribe the medication Levonorgestrel with a doctor's prescription. Health Minister John Nilson, who supported the amendments to the Act, said that the morning-after pill will be available to minors if a pharmacist decides it is "appropriate." Nilson said such a move ... (Continue reading)
Written on 28 Mar, 2003 at 7:12 in
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Toronto mayor's race heats up
Anglican priest quits over gay unions
No jail time for killer mom
Misconduct charges dropped against Christian MD
Taxpayers to cover prison sex-changes
Morgentaler vows more abortions
Toronto mayor's race heats up
TORONTO - Barbara Hall is trying to regain the mayor's throne, a position she lost in 1997 when Toronto was merged into one supercity. Hall is a pro-abortion, pro-homosexual radical and is supported by Kevin Bourassa and Joe Varnell, a homosexual couple lobbying ... (Continue reading)
Written on 26 Jan, 2003 at 13:09 in
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Morgentaler subject of TV movie
CA opposes C-250
Bishops speak out on gay marriage
Hospital urged to abortionists
Euthanasia advocate in court
Morgentaler subject of TV movie
MONTREAL - The Montreal Gazette reports that Park Ex Pictures will produce a made-for-TV movie about abortionist Henry Morgentaler, entitled "Choices: The Henry Morgentaler Story." The Gazette reports that when freelance writer Linda Massarella called Park Ex producer Kevin Tierney, he "very tersely" told the reporter, "There's no reason for you to write ... (Continue reading)
Written on 3 Jun, 2002 at 13:20 in
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Latimer appeal denied
Ottawa - The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to reconsider the conviction of Robert Latimer. Convicted of second-degree murder, Latimer is ineligible for parole for at least 10 years. The appeal was based on the claim that the court was wrong in its original case in saying that 12-year-old Tracy's pain could have been effectively treated despite her severe disability. In upholding the conviction, the Court has reaffirmed the dignity and sanctity of the lives of all ... (Continue reading)
Written on 23 Apr, 2002 at 15:05 in
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Abortionists want mandated referrals
SAINT JOHN — Pro-abortionists in New Brunswick are accusing the Saint John medical community of denying women access to abortion and birth control. The bulletin of the New Brunswick College of Physicians and Surgeons says the body is seeking input from members on whether doctors should be mandated to refer patients to other doctors. Peter Ryan of Campaign Life Coalition N.B., told LifeSite that the Morgentaler abortuary is agitating for pro-life MD's in the province to be ... (Continue reading)
Written on 22 Mar, 2002 at 11:55 in
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Five Christian Truth activists charged
REGINA – Five members of the Regina-based Christian Truth Activists were charged with "performing an activity likely to distract users of a highway" on Feb. 18 while standing in a peaceful pro-life demonstration outside Regina General Hospital, which commits abortions. Six signs held by the demonstrators depicting graphic scenes of abortions were also confiscated. Activist spokesman Bill Whatcott said the charges are "bogus" and vowed to be back on the street "as soon as possible." He ... (Continue reading)
Written on 22 Feb, 2002 at 7:16 in
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B.C. group opposes violent video games
VANCOUVER — The Coalition Opposing Violent Entertainment, which includes B.C. teachers and RCMP, is speaking out against the video gaming industry's marketing of violence to children. The National Post reports COVE spokesman Stephen Kline, a professor at Simon Fraser University, has condemned the games which he sees as "more graphically violent" and featuring "more anti-social themes" than the video games of just ... (Continue reading)
Written on 21 Jan, 2002 at 12:32 in
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End support for RU-486 trials, says Unity Party
VICTORIA, B.C. - Noting that the Liberal government of Gordon Campbell is seeking ways to reduce spending, B.C. Unity Party leader Chris Delaney called upon the government to cease its financial support for clinical trials of the abortion drug RU-486. Following the announcement last year that a Canadian woman had died during the second phase of the trials - confirmation of the dangers of the abortion cocktail - Delaney said, "These dangerous trials ... (Continue reading)
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