Pro-abort hooligans trash pro-life grandmother’s car, scrawl ‘Too bad you weren’t aborted’
Police estimate that the vandals did $10,000 damage to the car.
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Quebec gvmt. promotes ‘sacredness’ of Charter banning religious symbols in $2M ad campaign
In an ad campaign that began last week, Premier Pauline Marois argues that the “religious neutrality of the state” is “equally sacred” to the “tabernacle,” “ciborium,” “Synagogue, Mosque, Church,” and the “Koran, Torah, and Bible”.
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Abortion activist to be given keynote platform at Canadian Catholic university
Landsberg, as a columnist for the Toronto Star for 25 years, regularly wrote caustic pieces attacking the pro-life movement, advocating for abortion rights, attacking Christianity, and promoting the normalization of homosexuality.
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Canadian Olympic speed skater joins protest of Russia’s ban on homosexual propaganda
"Taking on an advocacy role seems natural, because I am proud to be both an athlete and gay," Bucsis said in a press release.
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Transgender man wins complaint against bridal shop for not letting him try on wedding dress
"To me, it doesn't matter," the shop owner said. "If you see a man trying on dresses, you're going to feel uncomfortable."
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Kelowna Mayor kowtows to pro-aborts, refuses to proclaim annual ‘Protect Human Life Week’
This is the first time in six years he has refused to proclaim the “Protect Human Life Week” on behalf of a local pro-life group.
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Linda Gibbons’s daughter passes away at age 45: Gibbons remains in jail
The question now is whether the jail will allow Linda to attend funeral services, scheduled for Lindsay on Saturday.
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Harper breaks silence: Feds ready to ‘take whatever action necessary’ if ‘charter of values’ passes
The charter of values would forbid public employees, from judges down to daycare workers, from wearing “overt and conspicuous” religious symbols.
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Defund Abortion rallies being planned all across Canada this fall, spring
On October 3, 2013, Defund Abortion rallies will be held simultaneously at the provincial legislatures of Alberta, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia, and at dozens of Ontario MPP offices.
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Wide-ranging political and religious groups condemn Quebec’s values charter
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau accused Premier Pauline Marois and the Parti Quebecois of indulging in “divisive identity politics” as a distraction from more pressing economic problems.
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