Ontario Reform oblivious to grassroots supporters By Steve Jalsevac
Campaign Life Coalition reports that the quality of Ontario Reform candidates in the last
federal election was markedly different than those from the West. Reform in Ontario may be leading
the national party in a more social liberal direction.
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Silence speaks volumes when exposing injustice.
Pro-life prisoner of conscience Linda Gibbons in her role as a silent
witness for the unborn speaks with the resolve of her conscience.
She is criticized by some pro-lifers but perhaps the critics are
concentrating too much on the public relations worthiness of her cause.
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Municipal vote offers pro-life opportunity
With the upcoming municipal election concerned citizens have the opportunity to extend a pro-life influence on the election of local politicians.
Health care staff seek protection
Campaign Life Coalition has joined the movement for "conscience cause" legislation to protect healthcare workers from being forced to participate in controversial medical procedures and prevent discrimination against them if they choose not to involve themselves.
Humanity an obstacle to development
A special report on the UN Earth Summit II in New York. Are environmental issues taking the forefront over human development?
Chilling parallel with Morgentaler experience.
Nova Scotia's Dr. Nancy Morrison, charged with first degree murder in connection with the death of one of her patients, is held up as a persecuted hero in the media, the same way Henry Morgentaler was a decade ago.
Gibbons makes good use of prison time
Linda shares her pro-life message with her fellow inmates.
Seeking guidelines for the end-of life issue
Senator and Doctor, Willbert Keon, says that Canadian physicians need "appropriate guidelines and legislation to direct them" when treating dying patients.
Saskatchewan plays hard ball with Latimer prosecutor
Crown prosecutor Randy Kirkham is persecuted for his successful conviction of Robert Latimer. A new trial has been ordered because of alleged jury tampering.
Filipino `rescue' benefits a pro-life nation but bad news on U.S. front
A large scale rescue in Manila confirms the strong pro-life beliefs of Filipinos. Meanwhile, Nobel Winning DNA scientist, James Watson, says a woman should be allowed, without condemnation, to abort her baby if it has genetic defects.
Toronto separate school board rejects fund-raising for UNICEF
Trustee's voted to kick out UNICEF and its Halloween Fundrasing from Catholic Schools after receiving evidence of UNICEF promoting abortion, contraception and other anti-life measures.
Euthanasia touted as a `cure' for some illness
Dr. Herbert Hendin says that Dutch courts and physicians have turned euthanasia into a "cure" for chronic illnesses like depression and diabetes
Computer Magnate provides funding for population control
A charitable foundation set up by Bill Gates and his wife helps develop programs to train professionals in emerging nations about the importance of population control.
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Pro-lifer's in Fredericton believe public demonstrations outside the Morgentaler abortuary have the continued support of the majority of area residents.
Gay groups express concern over "Catholic" care for HIV and AIDS treatment, at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto.
Ontario activists are urging action for common decency in regards to Ontario's ruling on toplessness.
The Saskatchewan lawyer who prosecuted Robert Latimer is now on trial for obstructing justice in the first Latimer case.
Pro-lifer's in Calgary won a court victory which allows them to continue to pray outside of abortion clinics.
A coalition of faith is objecting to the attack on the family with British Columbia's gay spouse legislation.
A pro-life monument erected in St. John's hope to be a "beacon to direct people to the Right To Life association where help is available."
Full stories of this column are available in the hardcopy version only.
Dr. Dobson discusses teaching children to read and the suffering of a spouse when her husband leaves her for another woman.
Here's a toast to the future. Frank Kennedy pokes holes into today's popular media bias when it comes to life issues and suggest how thing might be different if he ran the Daily's.
The power of Non-Government Organizations in the United Nations.
A thought provoking insight into the pro-choice view of abortion being "justifiable homicide."
Young Adults Forum
Keri-lee Mullan
A young pro-life shows how different tactics can stretch across the rift in society to present the pro-life view to fellow students.
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