Radio station runs $35,000 promotional competition to “Win a Baby”
“It turns a child into a consumer product and encourages the trade in innocent human life,” said Jim Hughes of Campaign Life Coalition.
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Kelowna mayor issues 4th consecutive Pro-Life Week proclamation
“It is the intention of this proclamation to promote respect and protection to all human life, especially the infirm, the aged, the handicapped and the unborn,” the Protect Human Life Week proclamation states.
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Study: ‘catastrophic outcomes’ when ectopic pregnancies misdiagnosed, ‘treated’ with abortion
The "catastrophic outcomes" included “severely malformed” newborns, miscarriages, and physician-advised deaths of the normally implanted babies through surgical abortions.
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Canada’s feds paying full maternity benefits after abortion
“Why should you pay for somebody killing their child, and then expect to pay for benefits if the child is no longer there?” asked Mary Ellen Douglas of Campaign Life Coalition.
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Toronto equity policy a ‘direct attack’ on ‘an entire religion’: Recent Catholic school grad
“To include the EIE policy in our schools will not be a direct attack on a teacher, or a student or a school. This would be a direct attack on an entire religion,” said Kayla Martin.
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Valuable advice: don’t buy ‘fresh’ semen on the Internet says Health Canada
If you've been shopping around online and think you've found the semen of your dreams, you might want to think again before you click that "checkout" button, according to Health Canada.
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Leftist endowment fund ends contributions to D&P
The fund, established by D&P members in 2007, say D&P's recent mild concessions to Church hierarchy have too closely aligned the organization with the Catholic church.
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Quebec lawyer seeks right to euthanasia for woman with Lou Gehrig’s disease
Rene Duval, a 64-year-old retired lawyer who still practices full time, has agreed to take Ginette Leblanc's case pro bono.
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Toronto Catholic trustees reject effort to ensure homosexual clubs are faithful to Church teaching
About 100 of the 250 parents at Wednesday's meeting ended up “walking out in disgust” as it became obvious board leadership was working to undermine key amendments to the controversial equity policy.
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Pro-family leader warns of effort to ‘sabotage’ crucial vote at Toronto Catholic school board
After months of promises of a vote on key amendments to the board's controversial equity policy, board staff put forward their own 'neutered' amendments on Monday.
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