Breakthrough in Linda Gibbons case
A Toronto judge has ruled that there is enough merit in the complaint of abuse of process in the prosecution against Gibbons to warrant three days of hearings into the matter.
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Articles for Month: January 2011
University abandons policy forcing nursing residents to sign abortion pledge
Vanderbilt’s nurse residency application had stated that applicants "will be expected to care for women undergoing termination of pregnancy.”
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Problems with LifeSiteNews daily emails all resolved in Dec.
All past problems have been fully resolved as specifically noted. We also include useful information for current or new subscribers to this excellent service.
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France prepares to debate legalization of assisted suicide
The language of the two bills under consideration, were respectively proposed by a communist and a socialist legislator.
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Despite slight uptick, new abortion stats show pro-life success story
Very few media outlets are taking a longer-term view and asking why the number of abortions has declined by 20 to 25 percent since the early 1990s.
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Jocelyn Downie is planning to spin the truth about euthanasia at McGill University
An article written by Olivia D’Orazio and published in the Canadian Lawyer Magazine on December 29, 2010; explains that Jocelyn […]
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The consequences of abortion are permanent
Recently MTV had an abortion episode called “No Easy Decision.” The couple, James and Markai, agonized over what to do […]
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Americans may not be so divided after all
Americans, we are told, are a hopelessly divided people -- politically and culturally. But is it true?
Opinion
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Alaska officials reject ‘unconstitutional’ abortion-banning measure
The initiative would have mandated that the state “protect the natural right to life and body of all mankind from the beginning of biological development.”
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Six more states to join fight against ObamaCare
If Maine jumps on board, that means half of the states in the United States have filed legal challenges against the law.
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