NewsBytes Jan. 7 – Miscellaneous
Narnia film, ‘Civil Rights’ Gone Wild, Canadian Liberal Sen. wants to ban spanking, Psychology and cultural Marxism, 'Climate Change'
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Recent Canadian News
Winnipeg public school board split over in-school religious exercises
The Manitoba Education Department allows parents to petition for religious exercises or instruction to be conducted in the school.
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Pro-lifer convinces Toronto pharmacist to drop abortifacient morning-after pill
"By law I have to direct them to another pharmacy," the pharmacist told LifeSiteNews. "But I have made that commitment not to sell it anymore."
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Pro-aborts plaster Christian buildings with offensive posters during Christmas
The posters, which state that "God raped Mary," appear to depict Mary on a donkey being led by Joseph to “Women's Health Care Services.”
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Alberta removes homosexuality from list of disorders
“It’s just a political decision based on avoidance of political pressure and has nothing to do with common sense,” said Gwen Landolt.
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Gay activist Catholic trustee vows not to push gay agenda on board
Marai told local media that the Halton Equity and Inclusive Education policy was passed by the previous board and was no longer an issue.
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Catholic school board found guilty of religious discrimination against UFO cult
The Ontario board chose to end the contract for the three members of the Raelian cult in January 2007.
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Story of healthy unborn twin’s abortion sparks angry backlash from Canadian twins
Following a report that a mother had one of her two healthy unborn twins killed in order to raise the other "in a way that I wanted to," letters poured into the National Post's office expressing outrage.
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Toronto pro-lifer arrested, reporter’s camera seized
Mary Wagner entered the Bloor West Village Women's Clinic at 8:30 this morning to encourage women to keep their babies.
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Canadian Supreme Court embryo ruling will lead to more deaths say pro-life groups
The high court has decided to give control of the creation, destruction, and manipulation of human embryos to the provinces.
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