Abortion activist awarded Order of Canada for contributions to ‘women’s health’
'How can we give honours to people who do dishonourable things?'
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Articles for Month: June 2016
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Democrats nominate first transgender candidates for national office
Misty Snow will vie for a U.S. Senate seat in Utah and Misty Plowright will attempt to unseat U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn in Colorado.
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Obama administration drops ban on transgender soldiers
Not paying for transgender soldiers' gender transitions violates the notion that 'all Americans are free and equal,' the secretary of defense said today.
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New Tulsa bishop is strong advocate for Catholic teaching on life, morals
David Konderla, whose work in Texas as a priest included post-abortion ministry, was installed Wednesday as bishop in the Diocese of Tulsa.
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Young people who watch sexually explicit media more likely to have sex: New study
But virtually none of those who watched little sexually explicit media had sex in real life, the study found.
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Belgian court rules against Catholic nursing home for objecting to euthanasia
A Catholic nursing home in Belgium had to pay damages after rejecting a patient's wish for euthanasia.
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Ontario gov’t tells court: No opt-outs for LGBT lessons, it’s embedded in all subjects and grades
The government’s intervention in the Tourloukis parental rights case show fears of a ‘gay agenda’ are well-founded, say critics.
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Newfoundland sets up bubble zone eliminating free speech outside province’s lone abortion facility
The St. John's abortion facility has dropped its lawsuit against pro-lifers after they agreed to a reduced, 40-meter zone.
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Homosexuals face greater health risks than heterosexuals: study
The National Health Interview Survey found gays, lesbians and bisexuals more likely to report impaired physical and mental health.
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Gay Youtube star claims he suffered violent hate crime: police say he injured himself
Now the police have charged him for filing a false police report.
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