Media criticized for suggesting double murder is possible ‘mercy killing’
Earlier this month Sylvain Guidi allegedly shot his elderly father and mother in the family home in St-Jean-de-Matha, Quebec.
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Top homosexualist group leads mandatory ‘hate-crime’ training for Windsor Police
Chief Gary Smith said, "we want to encourage members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans-identified population to feel more comfortable in coming forward."
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Pro-gay Baum, dissident De Roo to speak Friday at Ontario Catholic college
Gregory Baum has long opposed Catholic teachings on issues such as contraception, homosexuality and priestly celibacy.
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Catholic group hosting abortion advocate Stephen Lewis knew about his views
"Even though he holds those views, the Foundation doesn't agree with them," said the group's leader.
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Canadian Catholic school board ‘bullied’ into scrapping pro-family policy
Dozens of homosexual activists flooded the Halton board's offices as the trustees voted 6-2 to scrap the policy.
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Prime Minister Harper: No abortion law even if Conservatives win majority
“We have been telling people since the beginning that Harper is pro-abortion and has no intention of changing his mind even if he ever does achieve a majority,” said Jim Hughes of CLC.
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Saskatchewan gvmt: Marriage commissioners must perform gay ‘marriages’
"[Commissioners will] have to make a decision: either they comply with the ruling or alternatively they surrender their licence," said Justice Minister Don Morgan.
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Pro-abort prof. says ban on pro-life signs at St. Mary’s U. was wrong
On November 30, 2010, pro-life students manning an authorized display on campus were ordered to remove a sign that said "Women Regret Abortion."
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Ontario bishops to schools: use anti-bullying programs faithful to Catholic teaching
The Catholic Bishops issued their remarks on the eve of a critical vote by the Halton District Catholic School Board on whether or not to retain their policy on dealing with homosexuality.
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Quebec Human Rights Tribunal fines man $12,000 for ‘homophobic’ remarks
Lusk, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Canadian military, was previously acquitted of the charges by a provincial court.
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