Articles for Month: June 2004

OTTAWA, June 1, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The Canadian Teachers’ Federation (CTF), has made a number of recommendations to teachers to help promote the legitimacy of homosexual behavior and lifestyles and “same-sex marriage” to children. Using the homosexual movement’s rhetoric to explain the necessity of indoctrinating children, Terry Price, president and spokesman for the CTF said, “Everybody has the right to a safe learning and working environment, regardless of their (sic) sexual orientation.” Price went on to indicate that without active participation of the teachers in furthering the homosexual agenda of normalizing such relationships, persons who suffer from the homosexual temptation […]

California court refused to hear full evidence of barbaric procedure and lack of medical need

WHITBY, ONTARIO, June 1, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.net) – Stephen Harper announced today that the Conservative party would tighten child pornography laws to eliminate the so-called ‘public good’ defence and end statutory release for criminals who serve two-thirds of their sentence. The public good defence argues that some pornographic material that would otherwise be banned should be allowed because it has artistic merit. Harper announced the platform saying, “If you do the crime, you do the time.”  Harper also said that the Conservatives would scrap the federal gun registry and use the $25 to $100 million saved a year to fight crime […]

OTTAWA—In a sign that Team Martin is taking seriously the polls indicating a statistical dead heat between the Liberals and Conservatives, it is reaching out to veterans of the Liberal’s vicious 2000 federal election campaign and other former Jean Chretien advisors. Among those joining the communications team of the Liberal campaign are former Chretien director of communications Peter Donolo, Chretien spokesman Senator Jim Munson, and Cyrus Reporter, the chief of staff to former cabinet minister Allan Rock. The Toronto Star reports that Donolo, Munson and Reporter will join Patrick Gossage, communications advisor to Pierre Trudeau, and Martin aide Michael Robinson, […]

Supposed non-issue of abortion heavily reported by Canadian media

VANCOUVER, June 1, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) – In a noon-hour press conference broadcast from B.C. today, Prime Minister Paul Martin said “I believe a woman should have the right to choose.”  CBC Newsworld aired the conference live.  During the conference a reporter said, “Abortion has emerged as one of the issues that the conservatives want to reopen.”  He asked Prime Minister Martin, “Do you feel abortion is to going to become one of the distinguishing issues during this election campaign.”  The Prime Minister responded, “I would really hope not.  Um . . . um I’ve stated my position. Um, I’m a […]