Legalizing assisted suicide results in discrimination against Canada’s most vulnerable
If the Supreme Court's ruling stands, innocent people will die and the State will be complicit in their deaths.
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Recent Canadian Commentary
Even the co-stars think ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ is awful (and maybe even a bit like Hitler)
Hitler? Serial killers? 'The worst thing ever'? Why do the 'Fifty Shades' co-stars seem to think the sexual fantasies in the books are more akin to nightmares than daydreams?
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‘You can be Christian, or you can be successful’: how leftists are (successfully) working to squeeze us out
Every day it is becoming more difficult to be both a good Christian and a successful lawyer, doctor, or civil servant. And that's the whole point.
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The real reason 50 Shades is so wildly popular (HINT: It’s not the sex)
Even the stars of the upcoming movie seem legitimately confused about why the books are so popular. I think it's pretty simple.
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Nathan had watched so much porn, he was almost numb to it. He was 12 years old.
Stories like Nathan's are far too common. Here's how to make sure this doesn't happen to your kids.
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This pastor is saving hundreds of lives with his ‘Drop Box’: Now his story is coming to the Big Screen
'The Drop Box' is the kind of story that changes lives. Forever.
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When Adam plays God: why transhumanism won’t end well
Any attempt to reinvent the species is an unbelievable act of hubris, because the experimenters cannot admit that human knowledge and competence are limited.
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Dear Justice Kennedy: An open letter from the child of a loving gay parent
Take it from the adult child of a loving gay parent: redefining marriage promotes a family structure in which children suffer.
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The Supreme Court’s assisted suicide decision is irresponsible and dangerous
Assisted death creates new paths of abuse for elders, for people with disabilities and for other socially devalued people.
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Supreme Court seems eerily complacent about ramifications of assisted suicide ruling
Once we have embraced the idea of suicide, not as a tragedy we should seek to prevent, but a right we are obliged to uphold...how is it to be imagined that we could stop there?
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